Is it possible to burn VOB to DVD?

[dannieboiz]

Can I convert a VOB file to burn to a DVD format so I can play it on my DVD player?

[Baldrick]

Author it with for example tda. Or use free tools like dvdauthorgui, muxman.

[dannieboiz]

cool thanks. I should have research more b4 I posted. I'm using CuCusoft and all i neededc was the codecs.

[solarfox]

Er... VOB files are DVD format, by definition. If you've got a set of VOBs and IFOs, you've already got an authored project; all that needs to be done is to burn them to DVD. (Unless they're a rip from a dual-layer disc and thus too large to fit on a single-layer DVD, in which case you use something like DVDShrink to transcode them down to size.)

If you've got VOBs, but no IFOs, then... that would be a bit odd, to say the least. Where did these files come from, exactly?

[dannieboiz]

I just search around the web and tested a few VOB, it's actually the first time I've heard of this extension. Been away from video for awhile.

[SingSing]

No, you can't. Burn a VOB file on a DVDR will not play on a DVD player.

A DVD need both ifo and vob file. Use ifoedit to generate the ifo files, then burn it as DVD video.

[gll99]

No, you can't. Burn a VOB file on a DVDR will not play on a DVD player.

A DVD need both ifo and vob file. Use ifoedit to generate the ifo files, then burn it as DVD video.

Unless you happen to own a Philips DVD-642 it can play vob files without authoring. There are other players that say they can play mpg files and I would suspect if they can do that then they can probably play vob out of the box.

I'm not saying you should do it since it's so easy to do a simple authoring which will make it compatible with all modern players but it is possible if you happen to own the right player.