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  1. 3rd Oct 2006 14:59 #1
    stars07
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    I have tried multiple programs without any luck so far. Can anyone recommend a program that will do this somewhat painlessly??
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    vob2mpeg has worked on the dozens i've tried.
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    DGMPGDec DGIndex will demux the video and the audio into two separate files.

    If you need to multiplex then you probably have freeware alternatives but I like to use MPEG-VCR aka MPEG2VCR

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    I use QuickTime Pro with the MPEG-2 Playback component (neither of which are free) along with MPEG Streamclip (freeware) to convert VOBs to .mov

    VOB2MPG is a very good, free program that will convert your VOBs to MPG.

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    I have Quicktime Pro 7, and I have tried using MPEG streamclip, when I bring in the files to be converted they don't show up in the preview. Then I get an error about not having the MPEG-4 codec...guess I need to invest in that. I suppose its possible to change the settings to MPEG-2??

    Is there a mac version of VOB2MPG??? Might give that a try if there is.

    Thanks for the help!
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    please post mac stuff in the mac forum section. moving you.
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    Originally Posted by stars07
    I have Quicktime Pro 7, and I have tried using MPEG streamclip, when I bring in the files to be converted they don't show up in the preview. Then I get an error about not having the MPEG-4 codec...guess I need to invest in that. I suppose its possible to change the settings to MPEG-2??

    Is there a mac version of VOB2MPG??? Might give that a try if there is.

    Thanks for the help!
    You need the Mpeg-2 QuickTime component - QT Pro is not needed.
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