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I have a DVD disc from a digital video camera that due to a power
failure at a bad time wasn't finalized. I managed to get some data off
of it with IsoBuster in the form of a .tao and .ibq file. The video
runs fine on VLC so it's good data, but I don't know how to turn it
into something that I can either play in a DVD player or a more
universal video file format. I tried renaming the .tao file to .iso
and burning it as a disk image to a DVD but that didn't do much.

Alternately, is there any way I can finalize it on my computer, or is
that pretty much impossible?

On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 10:54:15 -0800, nomadicworld wrote:

> I have a DVD disc from a digital video camera that due to a power
> failure at a bad time wasn't finalized. I managed to get some data off
> of it with IsoBuster in the form of a .tao and .ibq file. The video
> runs fine on VLC so it's good data, but I don't know how to turn it
> into something that I can either play in a DVD player or a more
> universal video file format. I tried renaming the .tao file to .iso
> and burning it as a disk image to a DVD but that didn't do much.
>
> Alternately, is there any way I can finalize it on my computer, or is
> that pretty much impossible?


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