Hello, I had a issue where no of them were working so I reinstalled the 64bit version(and deleted prefs) and that fixed most of them but I am still unable to convert one vob.All others vobs from the same disc converted successfully so thinking it is the vob file I re-extracted it and got the same result, then trying to convert the file it just stops at 0% and have to force shutdown the program to exit.version: 10.0.6.8

If these VOBs are part of a DVD-Video disc, you should use DVD Ripper to make the conversion. They may contain material that is out of sequence or otherwise not playable. Also, if they have Cinavia, it won't be removed in Video Converter. Also, if the VOBs are encrypted, Converter can't' process them, it does not decrypt.

The vobs were encrypted but i have extracted and decrypted them(dvdfab confirms that they are no longer encrypted), all other four discs and all their vob were successful converted to MKV without dvd ripper, I guess the is something in the vob that causes a bug in dvdfab, bugger but thanks anyway

Hello, I worked around the problem by using handbrake to convert the vob file to mkv then use dvdfab convert it to mkvh265. I still dont see why dvd fab was unable to convert it.

You might try merging or joining the decrypted .vobs into one large .vob .I would need to check and see if DVDFab Merge function will do this.If not there is other freeware software that will.The bonus in doing it this way is usually there is no encoding when merging the .vobs.When you use HandBrake it does encode when doing the conversion to .mkv.Every extra encode can and usually does result is some quality loss.

Hey Cholla, I was doing the merge of the vob files in dvd fab, Handbrake(freeware) also does encoding

kenpachizero , I checked and the "Merge" function in DVDFan DVD Copy doesn't merge .vob files.It is for merging two DVD discs.I don't have DVDFab DVD Converter.Maybe it can merge the .vob files into one large .vob.If it can do that without encoding then do that .Then convert the single .vob to mkv 265.You should be able to tell if the .vobs are being encoded when creating the single .vob by the time it takes.The software I use for this takes about 3 minutes to the 5 .vobs from a full movie.If I had a faster computer it would be less.If DVDFab DVD Converter is taking longer that that to creat to single large .vob then it is encoding .

Hey Cholla, I dont not have the DVD copy program, I am solely using the converter program and merging multiple video files(not DVD's) together, I have not issue waiting time but 45mins for merging 4 1GB vob files(take 5 mins for that others) means that dvdfab has a bug in the converter because handbrake was able to convert the file with no issues

kenpachizero, please confine your comments to DVDFab software. This is a DVDFab forum and what the other software does or doesn't do is irrelevant to your issue.

kenpachizero, please confine your comments to DVDFab software. This is a DVDFab forum and what the other software does or doesn't do is irrelevant to your issue.90312Hello 90312, what can I provide to help dvdfab fix this bug?

@ kenpachizero ,My apologies . I thought you had DVD Copy also.Since in your first post you said you were "extracting" the .vobs from a disc.DVDFab HD Decrypter .The main limits it has is it doesn't compress to DVD5 and is about 60 days behind the paid version in the movies it decrypts.https://www.dvdfab.cn/hd-decrypter.h...D=downloadpageYou might also give PassKey Lite a try.https://www.dvdfab.cn/passkey-lite.h...D=downloadpageI don't have DVDFab Video Converter so I have limited knowledge about using it.My best guess is the problem .vob is still encrypted.Why another software was able to create a .MKV from it I don't know.If all you are trying to do is "merge" the .vobs .There is software that will do the VobMerge for you.Try Googgling this and see what you can find.

Stuck on converting vob to mkv h265

cholla

Hey signals,
I did a test in a virtual environment to see if HD Decrypter still worked.
It seemed to.
I haven't used it in so long I had no idea what it still did.
I'm certain the DVD I tested with was plenty old enough not to use Cloud decryption.
I guess that is an additional limitation for HD Decrypter.
I will keep this in mind if I recommend it.

While there may be no "open ticket" support for HD Decrypter.
I would be surprised if someone with it e-mailed DVDFab and got no response.
After all I would think the reason for giving HD Decrypter away is to encourage a person to eventually purchase some of DVDFab software.
Completely ignoring or refusing any e-mail support wouldn't do that.

I don't believe that the OP thinks DVDFab Converter decrypts.
It seems to be the only paid software he has from DVDFab.
That is why I have been attempting to help him with it.
Blind leading the blind since I don't have DVDFab Converter.

Converter isn't the tool I would choose for putting together a DVD .
Although I'm certain if HD Decrypter was used correctly it could eliminate the language problem.
By choosing just one language.

Of course DVD Ripper is a better tool for this.
If the OP can afford it and wants to do this type of videos it would be a good investment.

It's always good to keep in mind that a person may have purchased as much as they can afford.
Then need to work with what they have.

kenpachizero

Thank you signals for your opinion, the dvd was released in 2000 but please stop, the converter does what is needs to and thank you for assuming i am not a paid customer

And a big thank you to Cholla for your support, I think you have helped alot

90312

This had gone as far as it's going, you won't accept advice and help from those who know so nothing more can be gained. Thread is closed.

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