I cant seem to find them. The only things I see on disc 2 are the tracks Don't Know why, Travlling Salesman, and then where theres supposed to be the skit and video, it's a song that sounds a little bit like Canada. I think this was brought up before, but I'm still really confused.

It has to do with..

1. Your CD/DVD Drive
2. Your OS

Try other PC's if you can get the chance

Some drives don't like multisession (audio and video on the same disc) discs. Burning software such as Nero should be able to get around it.

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*pets his Ubuntu Linux powered monster* will you marry me?

extract the video files to your hd with isobuster. thats what i did. it saves you from having to use the cd to view the files later on.

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does the same

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*Commends gozu on his crazy logic power*

I cant seem to find them. The only things I see on disc 2 are the tracks Don't Know why, Travlling Salesman, and then where theres supposed to be the skit and video, it's a song that sounds a little bit like Canada. I think this was brought up before, but I'm still really confused.

You have to just open Windows Explorer and click on whatever drive you've got the CD in. You'll see the files there. Some CD drives just don't recognize the format (which is .avi or .mov, if I remember correctly) and won't autostart them. No big deal.

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does the same

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Wait...so you're saying that my Commodore 64 won't be able to play this?

I cant seem to find them. The only things I see on disc 2 are the tracks Don't Know why, Travlling Salesman, and then where theres supposed to be the skit and video, it's a song that sounds a little bit like Canada. I think this was brought up before, but I'm still really confused.

You have to just open Windows Explorer and click on whatever drive you've got the CD in. You'll see the files there. Some CD drives just don't recognize the format (which is .avi or .mov, if I remember correctly) and won't autostart them. No big deal.

The problem here is the multisession format and CD drives. Some just don't want to analyze the 'data' part of the CD.

This is all good info... I own a Mac, but work on a PC, so now I know my options!