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Mar 23, 2009 6 min

MAC - Convert DVD to VOB

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MAC: Convert DVD to .VOB Here is a quick tip in order to convert your DVD's to a .vob file. This is a great way to archive your movies to use with Toast to burn to DVD, or to play on your PS3 so long as you keep it under 4GB due to the FAT32 file system limit. Both of these programs are about $50 in price & offer many different options as to what you can do with them. Both of these programs use the VIDEO_TS folder from any movie that was ripped to your hard drive or directly from the DVD it self as long as it is unencrypted. DVD2oneX2 $55.00 US Dollars from $39.99 Euro: http://www.dvd2one.com/ DVD Remaster Pro $49.99 US Dollars : http://www.metakine.com/products/dvdremaster/ Have Fun & Enjoy.

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