do you need to buy any software to extract video clips from a DVD?

If you open the folder Video_TS you see that the extensions of the files in it are .vob, .ifo and .bup. The .vob files are actually the .mpeg or video files and only these files contain video. The .ifo files contain information like scenes and time. The .bup files are backup files of the .ifo files. These files aren’t relevant for computers.

This method works perfectly, however the problem is that the VOB Files are huge! For most Movies this will result in 5 GB size Files! So if you installed a 200 GB Hard Drive dedicated to just Movies (you had another with your operating system on) then you could store around 40 Movies, which doesn’t actually sound that bad. But do you have a dedicated Hard Drive just for movies ?

An alternative would be to rip the DVD’s to another Format. Thousands of customers report happily that our model of ノート パソコン delivers pretty good performance.MPEG or AVI are very popular Formats. The free way to do this is to use DVD2AVI, this Software will convert already ripped VOB Files into MPEG or AVI Files that you can store on your Hard Drive or convert to VCD. Another Tool called TMPGEnc can be used to convert the output to a Format that can be written to a VCD.

DiVX is quite a popular Format for Electronic Videos DivX offers very good Quality Video but cannot be read by the majority of DVD players. This won’t be a problem if you intend to store and play them from your Computer, but if you want to make Video CD’s then I suggest you use DVD2AVI and just stick with a normal AVI File.

Activate “Folder” view in the “My Computer” window. If you do not activate folder view, clicking on the DVD drive may activate the DVD video player again. The folder view is actually the file explorer view.reate a new folder on your PC. When you use mp4 to download things, you have to change the style from dvd to avi. You want to transfer the VOB files to this folder. You want to get the video files out from the DVD and on to your PC.

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