Covnvert vobs to mpg with DVD Decrypter?

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  1. simon5045

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    I bought a DVD recorder (Liteon 5045) so I can copy my home vhs tapes to didital. The dvd recorder records to disc in the vob format. I want to convert the vob files to mpgs so I can edit them. I read that DVD Decrypter converts vobs but can't see how this is done.
     
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    Once you run the disk through DVD Decrypter, all you have to do is rename the .vob to .mpg and that's it.







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    If that doesn't work, there's plenty of software out there that will do the job. I use ImTOO DVD Ripper. http://www.imtoo.com
     
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    Hi,

    Due to CRC errors, I use the DVD decryptor to analyze the disk. Everything is fine with the analyze. Then I use the DVD shrink software to burn the files. When open files using DVD Shrink, it give error complaining that file VIDEO_TS.IFO file does not exist. The same goes when using DVD Encryptor to burn. Any comments?

    Thank you
    Mike
     
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    Reset DVDDecryptor back to defaults. TOOLS-->SETTINGS-->DEFAULTS






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    I do this all the time with my Pioneer 810-HS. I use a DVD-RW and then use my computer and Ulead`s DVD Movie Factory 4. It`s pretty simple and easy to do. From their website :

    Complete DVD Recorder Support

    Smart On-Disc Editing
    Make direct changes to any rewritable discs from set-top DVD recorders. Put the same disc back in your recorder and add more.
    Video from DVD Recorders
    Import any video from DVD set-top recorders. Edit movies, add photos, create great menu designs and burn a DVD disc compatible with 99% of DVD players.
    Greater Playback Compatibility
    In one click convert DVD-VR set-top recorded video to standard DVD-compliant video for playback on most home DVD players or computers.
    Protect Disc
    User-specified sections of DVD-VR discs can be locked and unlocked to prevent accidental erasure or formatting.
    DVD-VR Movie Export
    Export DVD-VR programs or play lists, in most common video formats, directly to your hard drive.


    And their link:

    http://www.ulead.com/dmf/features_1.htm#2

    and:

    http://www.ulead.com/dmf/runme.htm
     
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    Another way to edit discs from your DVR is with DVD Shrink. If there is a clip or part of a TV show that I want. I take the DVD-RW up to my computer and take the 2 or 5 minute segment out with DVD Shrink, and save them to a folder. You can then use shrink to take all of your clips and reassemble them, plus Shrink is free. Depending on what you want to edit and how , it could do the job for you.[It will NOT create menus] I do not think you have to convert them to mpegs first. I do not do it that way!
     
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