VOB files are DVD files and aren't really meant for local file system
playback. You can hack it together like that, but generally you're going to
actually need to investigate how to deal with these files if you want them
to work right. This won't Just Work : it's still a bleeding edge area,
sadly.
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"Katrine" <Katrine RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:87187B3D-3097-46BD-B6F6-CC871C06F0A2@microsoft.com...
>I have digital video footage saved to a DVD +RW which I recorded on my DVD
> recorder. I wanted to play around and see if I could copy footage from two
> recorded DVD's, save them to my pc and then burn them to one disc. Whilst
> investigating I noticed that if I click on one of the files (in explore)
> on
> the DVD, default playback will start. However, when I took the DVD out
> and
> attempted to playback the version saved in my hard drive, my default
> player
> is launched but doesn't actually play back.
>
> I don't want to go to all of the trouble of saving from both DVD's,
> burning
> them to a DVD-R and finding that I can't play any of them back on either
> the
> DVD player or my pc.
>
> Any ideas why I can't playback? If I wanted to back up any recorded or
> pre-recorded DVD's onto my pc what is the best way of doing so?