Hola. New to these utilities so have mercy on me.
I've got some DVDs backed up to my Windows 7 PC (regular rip to .vob files full quality). I want to access them from my XBox360, so I bought the video converter tool and tried to convert one to WMV. For the conversion settings, I picked the xbox360.wmv.wma9 profile, set the frame resolution to 1920x1082 and set the bitrate to 192kbps. So now I see in the left window (queue window?) 5 .vob files with boxes checked. I hit Start and let it run.
It only converted the first file (first 21 min of movie) but the video quality looked great on the 46". The audio was slighty out of sync.
So, how to I get all 5 of the .vob files into one WMV with properly-synced audio? Also, is there a better format for this that won't be as big (the one wmv file was 1.5 gb) but still maintain the video quality on a 46" tv?
Thanks in advance for the help.
I've got some DVDs backed up to my Windows 7 PC (regular rip to .vob files full quality). I want to access them from my XBox360, so I bought the video converter tool and tried to convert one to WMV. For the conversion settings, I picked the xbox360.wmv.wma9 profile, set the frame resolution to 1920x1082 and set the bitrate to 192kbps. So now I see in the left window (queue window?) 5 .vob files with boxes checked. I hit Start and let it run.
It only converted the first file (first 21 min of movie) but the video quality looked great on the 46". The audio was slighty out of sync.
So, how to I get all 5 of the .vob files into one WMV with properly-synced audio? Also, is there a better format for this that won't be as big (the one wmv file was 1.5 gb) but still maintain the video quality on a 46" tv?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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