well bummer. - Splunge

If you uncheck "Use '.dvdmedia' extension" in the preferences, the program creates the usual AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders that work fine for burning.

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Thursday, April 30 2009 @ 02:43 PM PDT

Another method ... - robbnashville

I haven't really used this particular app; but RipIt also creates a package file with the "dvdmedia" extension. If you like the tidiness of this approach, as I do, you can also just right click on the file and select "show package contents". This opens a finder window with the VideoTS folder visible. You can then drag that onto a Toast window; and you should be fine. As I said, I have not used this application. It's certainly less expensive than even RipIt; but I would recommend RipIt because of the tons of development that has been put into it; and Toast does recognize the dvdmedia extension that RipIt produces in V9. I don't know which version you may be using. It seems like if it recognizes RipIt packages, it should recognize these also.

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Thursday, April 30 2009 @ 03:26 PM PDT

well bummer. - Mahrq

In order to access the Video_TS which is what you'll need to burn your DVD, control click on the icon that Mac DVD Ripper creates (it's identical to the Mac's DVD player icon). Scroll down to (and select) “show package contents”. That'll open a window containing the Video_TS folder. Drag it out onto your desktop (or wherever you choose) and you're good to go.

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Saturday, May 02 2009 @ 10:41 PM PDT

well bummer. - mdrp_vt

check the preferences and disable "use .dvdmedia format", or just right-click the rip and choose 'show package contents'

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Sunday, May 03 2009 @ 07:04 AM PDT

well bummer. - Eugene Philip

BS, it works just fine with toast.

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Monday, September 28 2009 @ 05:20 AM PDT