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  1. Hi there.

    I've ripped several scenes from different movies using Smart Ripper over the last year.

    I've just gotten a DVD-Burner and I want to know how to burn the .VOB files onto a DVD, and not as Data mode, but DVD-Video mode.

    If anybody has done this before, can you please help me to do it.

    Thanks.
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    Hi havash,

    Don't take this as gospel coz I've only recently started using it, but I believe that TMPGEnc DVD Author (trialware for 30 days I think) would be a place to start.

    I think it can take in .VOB files and then you can create your own menu to play them. There are plenty of guides on the left nav bar.

    I would say that if this does work, then there may be other DVD authoring tools that do the same too - check out the tools section for others.

    Maybe someone can confirm or deny my belief?

    Good luck...
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  3. Don't take this as gospel coz I've only recently started using it, but I believe that TMPGEnc DVD Author (trialware for 30 days I think) would be a place to start.

    I think it can take in .VOB files and then you can create your own menu to play them. There are plenty of guides on the left nav bar.

    I would say that if this does work, then there may be other DVD authoring tools that do the same too - check out the tools section for others.

    Maybe someone can confirm or deny my belief?
    TMPGEnc DVD Author does indeed read VOB info, BUT It needs to have an IFO associated with the VOB. If you only have the VOB file itself TMPGEnc DVD Author will probably not be able to read it. You will probably need to convert it back to an mpg2 using another program such as VOBSnoopy or VOBEdit. and then Author it.

    I hope this helps.
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    TDA will open VOBs by themselves if you "add file" instead
    of "add DVD video"
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  5. TDA will open VOBs by themselves if you "add file" instead
    of "add DVD video"
    SWEET, Thanks for the correction and the info!
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    Unfortunately TDA recognizes Time Stamps in vob files and will truncate the file at the first time stamp it finds. For exanple I loaded 25 min. vob,but because it contains time stamps it only loaded 2 min-55 secs. of the file. Since most vob files contain time stamps it's value in opening vob files is questionable at best.
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    There is a timestamp in every Gop header. Must be something else
    stopping it.
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  8. I tried TMPGEnc, and it worked like a dream.
    Thanks for the help.
    BTW, one problem with it, was that it didn't load in two .VOB files. It said it is an ilegal file format and is not a MPEG-1/MPEG-2 file.

    Does anyone know why this happened?
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    Originally Posted by havash
    I tried TMPGEnc, and it worked like a dream.
    Thanks for the help.
    BTW, one problem with it, was that it didn't load in two .VOB files. It said it is an ilegal file format and is not a MPEG-1/MPEG-2 file.

    Does anyone know why this happened?
    If it was one of those "Optional - do you wish to proceed" type of error messages....add away and make it on an RW disc. Won't hurt to try...
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  10. Originally Posted by hech54
    Originally Posted by havash
    I tried TMPGEnc, and it worked like a dream.
    Thanks for the help.
    BTW, one problem with it, was that it didn't load in two .VOB files. It said it is an ilegal file format and is not a MPEG-1/MPEG-2 file.

    Does anyone know why this happened?
    If it was one of those "Optional - do you wish to proceed" type of error messages....add away and make it on an RW disc. Won't hurt to try...
    no, it wouldn't let me add it.

    Another thing, I tried adding scenes from different movies, it seemd to work, but then for one movie, it said the audio is different.
    Anyone know how to fix this?
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  11. Anyone know how to fix this audio problem?
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  12. i work with dvd-lab which works great..
    Greatings,
    Yf
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