How to burn a *.vob file into a cd-r

[Lamp]

oi
I just got hella dizzy searching fo' a specific guide cuz its just too many new info at once...

So maybe u guys could point me sum links in the right direction to this...

Need to burn a *.vob file(small one-100Mb) into a cd-r (and I have no dvd-writer)

ty

[jimmalenko]

I assume you DO have a CD writer ????



Do you want this to be playable in a settop DVD player ?

Id so, does your DVD player support MiniDVD ? VCD/SVCD ? Raw MPEG ?

[Lamp]

I do have cd writer..
Yeah, I wanna play it on my dvd player (Philips dvp642)
It does support vcd/svcd and raw mpeg

p.s I tryied to burn the *.vob as SVCD with nero... The image was ok but there was no sound...
Same happens when I burn it as data, no sound...

[junkmalle]

The Philips 642 supports MPG ISO. So just burn the .VOB file onto an ISO data CD. You might have to rename it .MPG.

[Lamp]

wow man, that was DOPE! \o/
I burnt as ISO like u said and didn't even had to rename it to .mpg....
Image n Sound both works good!

Thnx alot guys.... great help here..

[Lamp]

ok, an issue

That 1st vob I tryied worked good, image and sound.
Then I tryied a new one... Image was perfect, sound didn't work. Renamed to *.mpg, same happend: no sound..

So is it like "normal" to happen when ya burn vobs? Sum of em just dont work smoothly?

I'll try another vob and hit back with sum logs.... ty

[Lamp]

ye ok, I tryied another .vob file...
image&sound are nice...(its stucked a bit on the begining, but i can ignore that, it was good overall)

So I guess I'll just have to burn and burn as much as I can so I can kinda identify a pattern why do sum vobs work great and some do not....

Maybe its the player that sux too, not sure of anything so far

ty once again..

[junkmalle]

I don't usually use CDs but I suspect the player may not spin them fast enough to read high bitrate VOB files smoothly.

I'm Not sure about the no-audio problem. You can always reencode the files to make standard MPEG files out of them. Using TMPGEnc for instance. Or you can use VirtualDubMPEG2 or VirtualDubMod to create Divx/Xvid AVI files.