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  1. 10th Sep 2004 16:59 #1
    gustf7131
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    I decrypted a commercial DVD (that was not copyrighted or protected) and expected VOB files, IFO and BUP files. Instead I got VTS_1_01, VTS_01_2, etc. I did get BUP files. How do I convert these into VOB files?
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    Those should be .VOB files. I'm guessing that they're about 1Gb in size?

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    Just make sure you uncheck the "Hide extensions for known file types" and any other similar options.
    It's time to kick some butts, and presto ( if you know what I mean )
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  4. 10th Sep 2004 19:36 #4
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    Yes they are 1, 048,544 KB, so that is a gig right? So anytime I see the form of VTS_01 that would probably be identical to a VOB file? I wonder why it just wouldn't say VOB? I wonder if a video editing program will treat it in all respects as a VOB?
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  5. 10th Sep 2004 21:11 #5
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    Originally Posted by US Guy
    Just make sure you uncheck the "Hide extensions for known file types" and any other similar options.
    ditto this...
    just a thought

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  6. 10th Sep 2004 22:14 #6
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    where would that be located?
    in settings, internet options, someplace?
    or start, run ?
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    under control panel->folder options->view...
    just a thought

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  8. 11th Sep 2004 02:58 #8
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    thanks for all the help
    it is going one way, from others to me
    if anyone needs some help with excell or tradestation 8 maybe I could help someone back
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