easy way to read individual VOB files?

[LuKreme]

On 2-Apr-2007, at 19:40, Chad Leigh wrote:
> On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:16 PM, LuKreme wrote:
>> On 2-Apr-2007, at 13:05, Chad Leigh wrote:
>>> We are flying to Japan shortly to visit my wife's family.  We  
>>> bought one of those portable DVD players for my son to use on the  
>>> long long trip over there.  I am wanting to make a bunch of DivX,  
>>> or however it is properly capitalized, files so as to avoid bring  
>>> original DVDs on the  trip.  I would like to not include the  
>>> stupid stuff and want to include just the main feature VOBs.  (No  
>>> worries, DVDs are not protected).
>>
>> Use MediaFork (which has been folded into Handbrake, but handbrake  
>> has not been updated yet).
>>
>> It will make quick work of any DVD and rip just what you want to  
>> the format you want.
>>
>> <http://www.macupdate.com/mediafork>
>
> I'll gave to try it.  Most of the DVDs are already on HD on my  
> server (as VIDEO_TS folders).  I have VisualHub, which seemed well  
> recommended after Jared nearly wet himself :-) and that has been  
> working pretty well except for my test DVD, Kelly's Heroes, where  
> the sound on the last 1/4 of the movie turns into the chipmunks.

Ah, more info.

VisualHub is, overall, nicer than Mediafork and provides more  
options.  Mediafork goes directly off the DVD though, which VH doesn't.

I don't know why you're have a sound pitch problem with Visual Hub.   
Have you tried reporting it as a bug?  I think they have forums, right?

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