Making DVD with downloadable files.

Is there any way you can upload audio files onto a DVD and then have the viewer download them from their home computer? With video going on.

I want to add a folder of jpegs to the dvd so that the user could download the pics to their computer.
I clicked on the DVDrom button, browsed to the folder of pics and selected it. When I built the DVD, I couldn't find the pictures. I just saw the Video and Audio folder. What am I missing here?
Thanks in advance

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I have a Macbook Air (july 2012) with OS X 10.8.3 installed. I have dvds with .vob files and have Quicktime Version 10.2 (603.12). I can't play the DVDs. Thereare some features of QT that I like, e.g. precise frame selection and save as .png file-help

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Any suggestions that preserves a simple workflow much appreciated.

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Perian is here: Perian - The swiss-army knife of QuickTime® components
Perian will be retired soon.

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how create 1 dvd with 2 file

As you probably know, DVD creation in Compressor and FCPX is very limited – and it only accommodates single tracks.
But there is no reason why you can't put multiple movies on a single timeline in FCP. Separate them with inserted gaps and add chapter markers to provide some level of navigation among them.
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Cotton thank you for your reply
Any other sugestions please?The server disagrees. So...
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- the file has a different nameThe file name is correct
- you are connected to the wrong serverI am connecting to the correct server
- you are in the wrong ftp directoryThe file is placed in the home directory
- the ftp library you are using is broken (less
likely)I am using the library from jscape.I dont think is broken because i can upload the file from the first application.
>
FTP isn't somehow broken in Java. I use it all the
time. The problem is something listed above. I would
check all of the first four if I were you because
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flightcaptain

Session making triouble while downloading files successively

hi, i m hving some problems with file downloading.... my code that saves bytes array into the session is as follows
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i debug this code thoroughlly each time new file is fetched and stored in to the session but when the servlet code runs there might be some problems due to which the bytes array remains empty and it returns the last file downloaded....
as u can see bytes are being removed proporly but i think the problem is with session ... it might use diffrent session for retrieving and saving the bytes array.. HOW CAN I SOLVE THIS PROBLEM....
All the suggestions are eagerly welcomed
Thanks in advance

Just realized that I forgot to give the link to the file servlet earlier; take a look at this code:
http://balusc.blogspot.com/2007/07/fileservlet.html
And no, sorry if you thought that was for you personally; I try to put that in every post of mine so that at least some of the new users go and take a look. If you look at most posts on the forums, there are a lot of replies asking the posters to:
- use code tags
- use proper language ( i.e.complete words and not 'u' , 'plz' etc )
- give the problem details clearly
- give stack traces
etc.
Since this resource is already available, I put this up with my posts instead of repeating the same things 50 times a day. It's like a pseudo-signature :)
People on the forum help others voluntarily, it's not their job.
Help them help you.
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Problem with downloading files!

Hi, I am using a9300 MTN as my service provider! Lately I cannot download or open any files on the internet! I hav rebooted my phone numerous times and the problem still persists! Cud it be a software issue or is my service provider having trouble with providing internet service to us! Help!! Really getting frustated!!☹
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Hey kgaoza12,
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Thanks for the question.
Downloading files from the browser is controlled and throttled by your network service provider. I suggest you contact them for more information.
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NAME     VARCHAR2(256)
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How downloaded objects/document are treated in browser is purely "browser defined behavior". Sometime someone said that or these kind of files (recognized by miome contenet - alias file extension) default behavior will be "show inline" or show in browser. This is esspecially true for Adobe 7.x and IE 6.x and Firefox 2.x....
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Creating DVD with PDF files and web links

Hi all, first I'd like to say that these forums are a big help. I've spent DAYS scouring through topics learning. Of course, I know this opens it up for someone to post a link to a thread where my question has already been answered. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the specific help I need and would like to open a dialogue with experts.
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