Tuesday 22 April 2014

Read Media .vob Files on Ubuntu

Finally I figured out how to do it. These are the steps:
  • Create a subdirectory called VIDEO_TS and move all files there.
  • Create an DVD ISO file by executing:
genisoimage -iso-level 1 -dvd-video -volset-size 1 -o output.iso root_folder
  • Mount the DVD ISO by executing:
sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop output.iso /media/cd/
The result will be a compatible ISO image which can be played using any video player (Totem, MPlayer, Dragon, etc.).
For those ones who are too ubuntufied, you can use K3B to create a DVD project and select "Create image only" before burn it.
Anyway, thanks for the answers. This site is too different from what I was used to in StackOverflow though, I have to say. It seems that some of you just read the title of the questions before answering. Maybe my English is too bad :)

1 comment:

  1. If you don't know how to make Video_TS file, you can check this post for help. This post offers you guides on how to make Video_TS file from different files.
    https://www.leawo.org/entips/how-to-make-a-video_ts-folder-1410.html

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