CSS Encryption? Can't burn!

[BazReleef]

Hi
So I have a Mac Book Pro with Toast. I cam't burn certain discs because of "CSS Encryption". How do I remedy this?

Thanks!

[mooncusser]

certain discs?
CSS encryption is used on commercially produced DVDs

[BazReleef]

I put a Video TS folder I downloaded from TD (Around The Beatles AND Beatles Ready Steady Go!) into Toast and I wasn't able to burn either one because an error message came on and said it was a CSS Encrypted video. It's happened a few times.

[Homebrew101]

Ah, some of Vlad's betas, send a pm to Vlad for help

[vladsmythe]

Originally Posted by Homebrew101

Ah, some of Vlad's betas, send a pm to Vlad for help

I'm not sure what you mean by that, but my betas have nothing to do with this issue.

[juxtiphi]

Originally Posted by BazReleef

Hi
So I have a Mac Book Pro with Toast. I cam't burn certain discs because of "CSS Encryption". How do I remedy this?

Thanks!

Don't tell anybody I told you this, BUT GOOGLE IS YOUR FRIEND!!

[BazReleef]

Originally Posted by juxtiphi

Don't tell anybody I told you this, BUT GOOGLE IS YOUR FRIEND!!

Yes but my searches always end up being about commercial DVDs. I can't get the TS Folders to burn a disc. Thought for sure someone here knows how to get around this Toast issue.

[vladsmythe]

I would be happy to mail you all that you have issues with, if you don't find a solution.

[mwonter]

Try the following, found at a Mac forum.

This is my first post, so go easy.... anyways I found out what was causing this False CSS encryption.

If your VIDEO_TS folder resides in another folder and that folder name includes these characters "[]" it was giving a false CSS encryption message every time. In my case my DVD encoding software was taking the filename and putting it in a folder with the same name, thus creating the brackets in the folder name. Remove any obscure charachters from the FOLDER names and it will start working.

My folder structure was as follows:

Movie_name [2009] --> Movie_name [2009] --> VIDEO_TS

I had to remove both sets of brackets from both folder names.

Hope this helps everyone!

[vladsmythe]

Originally Posted by mwonter

Try the following, found at a Mac forum.

This is my first post, so go easy.... anyways I found out what was causing this False CSS encryption.

If your VIDEO_TS folder resides in another folder and that folder name includes these characters "[]" it was giving a false CSS encryption message every time. In my case my DVD encoding software was taking the filename and putting it in a folder with the same name, thus creating the brackets in the folder name. Remove any obscure charachters from the FOLDER names and it will start working.

My folder structure was as follows:

Movie_name [2009] --> Movie_name [2009] --> VIDEO_TS

I had to remove both sets of brackets from both folder names.

Hope this helps everyone!

That is fantastic! Thank you for your help. Now he can enjoy more Beatles...

[mwonter]

I just hope BazReleef reports in, whether it works or not.

The only other suggestion that wasn't too techie for me to follow was moving the video_ts folder to your desktop, and burning it from there.

I believe these methods should work even with Rolling Stones videos.

[BazReleef]

Originally Posted by mwonter

Try the following, found at a Mac forum.

This is my first post, so go easy.... anyways I found out what was causing this False CSS encryption.

If your VIDEO_TS folder resides in another folder and that folder name includes these characters "[]" it was giving a false CSS encryption message every time. In my case my DVD encoding software was taking the filename and putting it in a folder with the same name, thus creating the brackets in the folder name. Remove any obscure charachters from the FOLDER names and it will start working.

My folder structure was as follows:

Movie_name [2009] --> Movie_name [2009] --> VIDEO_TS

I had to remove both sets of brackets from both folder names.

Hope this helps everyone!

OH MY GOSH!
What an EASY solution!
Thanks for taking the time ro research this!

As Vlad said- more BEATLES for me!!!!

[BazReleef]

Originally Posted by vladsmythe

That is fantastic! Thank you for your help. Now he can enjoy more Beatles...

And thanks to you again for posting these great DVDs.

[ShraddhaKapoor]

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