Replace 'DVDNAME' with the name you want to want to assign to the disc. Replace 'filename.iso' with a name for a disc image generated by the command.
Step Four When hdiutil completes the iso file generated will be placed on the desktop. Hold down the Control button and click the file to bring up the contextual menu. Then choose Disk Utility from the Open With menu option.
Step Five Select the iso from the list on the left of the Disk Utility window.
Then click the Burn button from the toolbar to burn a disk which will work in your standalone player.
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You missed one option: -udf. Without it, it still makes the image in the mac dvd format. The command should be
hdiutil makehybrid -udf -udf-volume-name DVDNAME -o ~/Desktop/filename.iso ~/Desktop
Should have told people to put the VIDEO_TS folder into a folder on the desktop named DVD then use the following command -
hdiutil makehybrid -udf-volume-name DVDNAME -o ~/Desktop/DVD/filename.iso ~/Desktop/DVD
That would prevent creating an ISO with the entire desktop in it, LOL
Using your technique on a Video_TS folder of 4.68 GB i get an ISO of 9.02 GB that won't fit on a double layer DVD of 8.5 GB. Any way to produce a DVD closer to the size of the original Video_TS folder?
For further clarification, usage of hdiutil is as follows:
Usage: hdiutil makehybrid -o \ \
\ specifies the source folder.
For complete help, type:
hdiutil makehybrid -h.
For further clarification, this is the usage of hdiutil:
Usage: hdiutil makehybrid -o specifies the output .iso file.
specifies the source folder.
For additional info, type hdiutil makehybrid -help.