My window exploere stop working due to VOB MEDIA FILE.
Why don't you try to play VOB file in VLC?
Actually, VLC Media Player is compatible with VOB format. But now the question is a lot users have reflected that VLC Media Player fails to play the VOB files beautifully. The general questions can be listed below:
1. VLC Media Player won't play the sound of VOB files. During the playback, it can only play the picture of VOB files without the sound.
2. Only the choppy VOB playback can be presented. VLC can play the VOB files, but the playback may freeze, skip ahead and can only play for a few seconds. The VOB files can't be played smoothly.
3. VLC Media Player won't play VOB files on Windows 10. In comparison, if you are trying to play VOB file on Windows Operating System, some issues may happen, for example, the VOB file won't be played accordingly. It only appears to load the file, instead of playing the file directly.
Source: 3 Ways to Solve VLC Can't Play VOB Files
Hi,
Try VLC Player for your .vob files instead of just opening is.
Install VLC Player and and from VLC players file menu try to open the file.. It will work perfectly.
Regards
20 year old PC, with XP. 2001 XP and lame as all where there, filters a wreck to. drivers missing vast.
so true, and a list of pitfalls dvd.
https://pcdied.com/dvd.html
VLC will play the whole disk all as one.
not as some VOB chapters useless to you 1 by 1
VLC will show the DVD movie just like seen on television DVD player DECKS, HDMI do.
same way. (by DESIGN)
even some have 4 movies on ONE DIKSK(sure short)
most have 2, 2nd being directors cut, or ?
OR NARROW WIDE SCREEN VERSION, I HAVE ALL THAT HERE, EVERY KIND. ONE dvd IS 8 MOVIES ON ONE DISK.
BLACK AND WHITE COMEDY.
DVD IS DIVERSE MAX.
vob looks like this on DVD (link)
vlc sees all that treats it not as a VOB file
it treats that as a real whole DVD
even with menus, and vast 1GB or smaller video files ,even demos (previews endless it seems)
learn to get a real DVD player first
and forget VOB
but seeing VOB tells you the DVD and drive are not 100% dead,
case in point. or wiki DVD structures.
https://ifoedit.com/dvdfiles.html
or one can rip a movie easy to Mp4
and put that anywhere you want (at home)
and play it with VLC
or burn the single file to DVD-R and play that.
if you did play a VOB you see only 1/4th of the movie, not fun that ever.
even the MGM lion file is VOB, no fun there.
good disk and region correct.
good drive
good driver
and VLC.
1,2,3,4, simple.
the latter 2 are free.
MS ended dvd support now.
they did that because makers kicked the drive to the curb, and cracker thin laptops born
and nobody blinked. (netfix wins)etc
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