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About VOB Files

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A .vob file is a video file stored in the DVD Video Object (VOB) format, used to contain the main multimedia content of a DVD. VOB files typically include video encoded with MPEG-2 compression, along with audio tracks (such as Dolby Digital), subtitles, and menu information. These files reside in the VIDEO_TS folder at the root of a DVD and are a core component of how DVDs deliver video playback.

VOB files were widely used during the peak of the DVD era in the 2000s and 2010s, and are still encountered when ripping or backing up DVDs. However, because the format is designed for physical media, .vob files are not compatible with many modern media players or editing software without conversion to a more widely supported format.

Converting VOB Files

You can convert .vob files to other formats for improved compatibility, editing, or playback on different devices:

  • Converting to MP4: Offers compatibility across all major platforms and devices while keeping file sizes manageable.
  • Converting to MOV: Useful for Apple devices and editing programs such as iMovie and Final Cut Pro.
  • Converting to WMV: Ideal for older Windows-based media players or editing tools that support Microsoft formats.
  • Converting to M4V: Best for playback in iTunes or syncing with Apple devices, often with similar quality to MP4.
  • Converting to AVI: Maintains video quality for legacy software, though resulting files may be large.
  • Converting to MKV: Preserves extra features like multiple audio tracks or subtitles while offering modern codec support.
  • Converting to GIF: Allows you to extract short clips from VOB videos and turn them into shareable animations.

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