How to burn .dvdmedia files to DVD on Mac OS X?

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A .dvdmedia file is just a package that contains a VIDEO_TS folder. So, right click on it in Finder, choose "Show Package Contents" and you should be able to see the VIDEO_TS folder, which you should be able to burn using your software of choice.

Btw, you can also get RipIt to create a raw VIDEO_TS folder - it's in the settings somewhere. (I don't have my laptop with me right now so I can't check exactly where.)

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Updated on September 17, 2022

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  • ptsivakumar
    ptsivakumar over 1 year

    I have a .dvdmedia file that I got from RipIt on Mac OS 10.6.

    How can I burn it back into a DVD or at least into an ISO file?

  • stib
    stib about 14 years
    renaming the folder and removing the dvdmedia extension should work as well
  • ptsivakumar
    ptsivakumar about 14 years
    Are you saying I can just raw burn it onto a DVD in that exact folder structure and it will work on a DVD player? I don't need to convert it to an ISO first? PS Sorry for the really late response; I forgot I put up this question.