Burn a DVD Audio?

Hi.
How to Burn a DVD Audio with Mac OSX? The Burning program i have will only burn the Video_ts folder and leave the Audio_ts empty!
Hans

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Recently bought, you say. Does that mean you have installed all mobo drivers, repair installed Windows, etc?
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