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i got a DVD burner, and usually when i make backups of DVD's they come out to .VOB files.  Well they always work on my DVD player but when i tried to do it with one movie, it says "can not play NTSC"

anyone know of an program to transfer .VOB files to .IMG files?  IMG files usually work better.

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2. You can use DVD Shrink to back up your dvd to a .iso file and burn it with any software.

hmm, wudnt u need some sort of decrypter seeing as most dvds are CSS encrypted?

Shrink decrypts it and compresses it for 4,7 Gb compability. It also gets macromedia security off it and it can change the region. I never had this "can not play NTSC" with my backed-up dvd's.

I use DvdShrink 3.0 Beta 5.

i dunno y my comment 1 was removed?

if u can just clear it up for me Johnny_Mac so i dont make the same mistake again. Thanks

probably sumthing to do with illegal copying of dvds

i find it easier to use dvd decrypter www.dvddecrypter.com in .iso mode....it records into .vob files and an .iso file......then i use max DVD to Mpeg converter which takes the iso and uses the .vob to make .mpg ....u can normally fit at least 2 films on one dvd disc with this......

but regarding DVD shrink i dont no....and i have nevver heard of img files soo....sorry!

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Originally posted by may73alliance
i find it easier to use dvd decrypter www.dvddecrypter.com in .iso mode....it records into .vob files and an .iso file......then i use max DVD to Mpeg converter which takes the iso and uses the .vob to make .mpg ....u can normally fit at least 2 films on one dvd disc with this......

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that sounds complicated, i just use dvd shrink to copy the dvd to an iso file, and burn it nero

the "cannot play NTSC" seems like something to do with the format that you burned onto the DVD

NTSC and PAL are the two main types of DVD outputs there are, maybe your DVD player is PAL based... or sumtin

also, may73alliance, .iso is and image file, same with .vob, they are all "images" of the disk, they don't contain any real accesible data, but just tell a program how to burn a DVD/CD

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Originally posted by sasquatch

also, may73alliance, .iso is and image file, same with .vob, they are all "images" of the disk, they don't contain any real accesible data, but just tell a program how to burn a DVD/CD

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I don't think that's true about .vob. Even the original Dvd's are loaded with these .vob files, also with .IFO and .BUP.