Ripping vob files

Portable devices such as smartphone, tablet, Macbook cannot play DVD discs, because they do not have an optical drive or cannot be connected with a DVD player. Now let's have a look at the conversion process. You even can edit the DVD video with the built-in editor. And then you can click the "Start" button to start the ripping process. Free Download Free Download. Related Tips:. Related Articles. To create clips from the AVI files, you can use another nice freeware called VirtualDub , which also lets you concatenate join your clips without loss of quality.

You would just need to make sure "Direct Stream Copy" is selected for both video and audio. Should you wish to make a slideshow of images captured with Media Player Classic , as Johns0 recommended, Microsoft's free PhotoStory does a nice job, letting you add motion and transition effects to the presentation.

VideoReDo is a feature-rich but easy-to-use video and audio editor that simplifies the procedure of extracting clips from movies as well as a myriad of other neat things, but the program is not freeware. It even has an "Ad-detective" to let you automatically remove TV commercials in shows you might have recorded. If you need help with using VirtualDub, I'll be happy to share my step guide with you.

Just holler. Djard medfaith yahoo. Thank you, both. I should have mentioned that I have a Mac - which I realize means I don't have access to most tools.

I usually throw my slideshows together in iMovie but I know there are other programs out there that can do this. I would like to save all my DVD's to the hard drive - having the VOB's but also a having them in a as lossless format as I can achieve. I tried MPEG4 and it looks very lossy. Thanks again! Djard - sorry, I replied before I saw your reply. In my original post, I should have mentioned I have a Mac.

A critical thing to leave out, I realize. So I'm confined to the tools I can use with it. I'm really hoping to find out what the best format I should convert to - once I find the right tool, I"ll know where to go after that.

Thank you! Originally Posted by Theresa. Thank you, manono. I very much appreciate your help. If I did convert the VOB's into another format, which would be the most lossless? Vobs are basically a specialized type of file for DVD-video. The actual video codec used in this format is mpeg2. So the least lossy conversion is to shift the video to an mpeg2 file. This is very easy in Windows, using something like Vob2Mpg , but I don't know of a similar program for Macs. Edit: Doing a bit of hunting on Google leads me to Mpeg Streamclip.

But I've never used it. Last edited by Kerry56; 16th Aug at We all know the DVD discs are really frail and not too convenient to take, you must pay attention to the dust, the water, the high temperature, etc. For realizing this great goal, you just need one DVD ripper. If you want to try, you can download them, at the same time, we also collect the best alternative to them for you.

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