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  1. 14th Jan 2004 14:44 #1
    rstoneba
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    Does anyone know how to convert dvd mpeg to vob files......
    anything helps...thanks....
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  2. 14th Jan 2004 16:29 #2
    ricky1756
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    a dvd authoring program. the mpeg need to be dvd compliant
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  3. 15th Jan 2004 00:56 #3
    scooby2b2
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    use a program called "tmpgenc dvd author" its real easy just go through the steps and save to a folder once done open "nero" burning rom and drag and drop the new vobs into the "video_ts" and burn.

    works great for me
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    Originally Posted by ricky1756
    a dvd authoring program. the mpeg need to be dvd compliant
    @ rstoneba,

    Check out the "DVDR" link in blue, top left of the page, for DVD specs. If you're not sure about your file, GSpot provides a lot of info. Also, if you're using TMPGEnc to encode to mpeg2, I found this guide:

    http://dvd-hq.info/Compression.html

    ...VERY useful and informative for the settings.

    Hope that helps. Good luck...
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  5. 15th Jan 2004 09:45 #5
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    Originally Posted by rstoneba
    Does anyone know how to convert dvd mpeg to vob files......
    anything helps...thanks....
    When you say DVD mpeg are you talking about MPEG 2 files? If so they are already compliant, just change the extention from .m2v to .vob.
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