If im doing this right what is the problem?

Ry0_San · Post by **Ry0_San** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 10:33 am

I am using DVD Decrypter to burn them to the hard drive I then convert them to .avi then I use VirtualDubMod. I am doing that part right. The problem I am having is the .vob is choppy, it skips around a little. Out of 5 .vob's only 3 of them ran smooth the others where choppy. How can I fix that?

downwithpants · Post by **downwithpants** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 10:41 pm

1. you should have used virtualdubmod in order to convert to avi.
2. why are you concerned with vob playback if you have an avi file ready?

Ry0_San · Post by **Ry0_San** » Wed Aug 31, 2005 10:51 pm

I use virtualdubmod to convert my avi's
I copy a dvd to my computer it is .vob but then I rip it. It is choppy how can I make the video not choppy???

downwithpants · Post by **downwithpants** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 12:29 am

use the AVI file for editing or watching (also make sure you're using an appropriate codec), not the VOB file.

jbone · Post by **jbone** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 11:05 pm

You do not "burn" things onto a hard drive.

"Burning" is the process of writing data onto removable optical media - literally "burning" data into the optical disc.

Ry0_San · Post by **Ry0_San** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:09 am

Thanks for that but what about the real problem I posted about? Please note that I know the difference between burning and ripping just was in a hurry when I was typing. Anyway how can I make the video stop chopping up. to define choppy for everyone it will repeat the video for 2-3 seconds aswell as the audio.

Keeper of Hellfire · Post by **Keeper of Hellfire** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 10:09 am

Since it looks like you don't get what downwithpants tells you, I ask you a question: Are the AVI's that you make from the choppy vob's choppy too?

If not, why care at all? But if they are, I'd rip again the 2 vob's in question. Take care that ripping is the only process that runs on your PC while doing that. Don't work in other programs.

Ry0_San · Post by **Ry0_San** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 10:38 am

When I rip the DVD to my hard drive it is a choppy .vob file. There was one I took in Virtualdubmod and went and cleaned it up but it would be nice if I didnt have to do that.

Brsrk · Post by **Brsrk** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 11:51 am

It might depend on the specs of your computer. I had a p2 333 that couldn't play DVDs even if it was OC'd a billion times over. My 1 ghz box plays them, but they're choppy, and my p4 3 ghz lappy plays them flawlessly. The lappy can barely handle uncompressed and HuffYUV footage, since that is what I'm assuming you converted it to since it plays choppy. And here's a tip, although it's an extra step that is VERY worth it. AVISynth. Not only will it look cleaner and a tad smoother, but you can get rid of INTERLACING. VOB -> AVI just compresses it and makes it easier to use, but can look really bad (I've done this).

Keeper of Hellfire · Post by **Keeper of Hellfire** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 4:01 pm

Brsrk wrote:And here's a tip, although it's an extra step that is VERY worth it. AVISynth. Not only will it look cleaner and a tad smoother, but you can get rid of INTERLACING. VOB -> AVI just compresses it and makes it easier to use, but can look really bad (I've done this).

Maybe it depends on the source, but I made the opposite experience. Open the vob file in VDubMod, using the VDubMod filters/pull down removal and save the compressed file gave me much better results than any thing I tried with AviSynth. Even if I simply frameserve the file, without any filters, it looks like shit compared to if I open the vob directly in VDubMod.

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If im doing this right what is the problem?

If im doing this right what is the problem?

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