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Jun 12, 2016 4:29 PM UTC
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Using Encoder to convert a DVD to a single (MP4) file

I currently have Adobe Media Encoder CC. I have a number of family DVDs that I would like to convert each to a single digital file for online storage. All these DVDs have menus. If possible I like the menu part to also be converted -- I know it will not be interactive but its presence will show what all is there.

I know that I can convert individual VOB files to MP4.

Question 1: Is it possible to convert all video VTS*.VOB files (preferably with the menu) into a single MP4?

Question 2: If the above is not possible, is there an option in AME to merge the resulting MP4 files into a single file?

Question 3: If the above approach is not optimal, what is the best way to convert DVD files into a single digital file (with or without the menu part).

Many thanks in advance!

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Kona_Bob
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Inspiring
Jun 14, 2016 12:33 AM UTC

One way to do it is to import all of the VOB files into a Premiere Pro project, then export the premiere timeline either directly, or through AME to be transcoded to whatever you like ( .mp4, etc.)

I have never tried to extract and include the menu images, but I imagine it can be done.

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Participant
May 11, 2018 6:42 AM UTC

I used a tool called WonderFox DVD Ripper Pro before. this program can rip DVD to digital formats and rip .VOB files from DVD simply. it also can merge multiple .VOBs into one. It can  copy DVD to MP4, AVI, MKV and more 100+ digital formats.

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Mar 29, 2018 2:33 AM UTC

Thanks for sharing Adobe Media Encoder CC, I never thought it is so powerful. But I just used TuneFab DVD Ripper for helping me with converting DVD to the MP4 file format. Maybe I will try this later. PLUS, is CC free or paid?

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Participant
Mar 14, 2018 5:47 PM UTC

How do you import the VOB file? I never used Premiere before but need to convert a few videos for a client...

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Participating Frequently
Mar 29, 2018 7:38 PM UTC

colourinfusion  wrote

How do you import the VOB file? I never used Premiere before but need to convert a few videos for a client...

Copy .vob files from within VIDEO_TS folder on DVD over to your hard drive, then Import into Premiere from drive

Thanks

Jeff

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Kona_Bob
Kona_BobCorrect answer
Inspiring
Jun 14, 2016 12:33 AM UTC

One way to do it is to import all of the VOB files into a Premiere Pro project, then export the premiere timeline either directly, or through AME to be transcoded to whatever you like ( .mp4, etc.)

I have never tried to extract and include the menu images, but I imagine it can be done.

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sunderlandgreen201503
Participating Frequently
May 4, 2017 10:26 AM UTC

Premiere Pro can only handle VOB files without copy protection.

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Jul 21, 2017 3:19 AM UTC

hi, I had been using Premiere Pro before, but i do not know Is my operation error or it is not strong enough, my DVD is rarely able to crawl out, I am really disappointed about it

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