Playing a dvd with TS files

NO PLAYER I've found for apple plays TS Files
Audio_TS and Video_TS
How do I play these dvds idvd doesnt work nothing days

VIDEO.TS is the only file needed for audio and video on DVDs. AUDIO.TS is for audiophiles keen on digital audio players. Last night I was watching 'Twilight'. It seemed very dark on DVD Player. Its display on Mplayer, however, seemed perfect.
Mplayer 1.0 rc2
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/18580/mplayer
VLC Media Player 1.1.2
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5758/vlc-media-player
MPEG Streamclip 1.9.3b3
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15466/mpeg-streamclip
Bruce

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Perian will be retired soon.

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Hello!
I made a 10 minute movie which I burned , tested and delivered today.
But it turns out that when playing the DVD with WMP, there is no sound.
I had tested the movie playing it with powerDVD, and it worked as it should. When playing it with a normal DVD player and TV it works allright.
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I have iMovie '08 (7.1.4). I want to edit a new iMovie from an existing video on a DVD disc.
My problem: I cannot import the finished video from the DVD. The video will play on my computer, and the DVD player attached to my TV, but it does not import to iMovie.
If I click on the DVD disc icon, to open it on my desk top, I see two data folders: (1) Audio TS, and (2) Video TS. How can I import the finished video to iMovie for editing?
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How can I import the finished video to iMovie for editing?
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I've upgraded to Pro and have added the MPEG2 plugin. QT plays the video fine, but I don't get audio.
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To provide greater than 2GB in DVD or 800MB in CD, can the process be applied thrice?
Edit: readon......................

i389;
The referenced .cmg files are added to a burn of KnoppixLive CD(no change to it) with a modified mkisofs command and the .cmg files are 50% pre-compressed and are burned on the DVD after the Knoppix data.
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It appears that you already have your DVD in the needed format.
You could put a burnable folder on your desktop, add two folders: VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS and place all your files in the VIDEO_TS folder.
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