How to Convert VOB files

[melickas]

I had a company convert 8mm films to DVD. I was provided 2 DVDs that
contain IFO, BUP & VOB files. The VOB files are 1, 048,018KB each and
there are (6) of them. All files are located in a TS_Video folder. The
DVDs play in Windows Media Player. However I need to play them in Roxio
Easy Media Creator 8 and extract portions of each VOB file that can be
part of a slideshow that has regular photos too. There is no audio with
these files.

1. What are the files that I received, ie what is an IFO file, etc???
2. I have read that you can change the VOB filetype to an AVI then play
it. Is that all I have to do?
3. Is there another software package to do the conversion before
editing in Roxio??


Thanks!

 

[John Inzer]

I had a company convert 8mm films to DVD. I was provided
2 DVDs that contain IFO, BUP & VOB files. The VOB files
are 1, 048,018KB each and there are (6) of them. All
files are located in a TS_Video folder. The DVDs play in
Windows Media Player. However I need to play them in
Roxio Easy Media Creator 8 and extract portions of each
VOB file that can be part of a slideshow that has regular
photos too. There is no audio with these files.

1. What are the files that I received, ie what is an IFO
file, etc???
2. I have read that you can change the VOB filetype to an
AVI then play it. Is that all I have to do?
3. Is there another software package to do the conversion
before editing in Roxio??


Thanks!

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Even though the following article is focused
on Movie Maker..it still offers some good info
about ripping DVDs.

Movie Maker 2 - Importing Video from Discs
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-Importing-Video-Discs.html

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP

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