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Ok I finally found a way to edit vob files. The reason I've had this problem is because I use a mini dvd camcorder and was never able to edit the files and keep the quality due to conversion processes.
Here is a link to the explanation how it is done. All the software you need to do it is free for download too.
http://www.digitalvideoclub.com/tutorials/dvdedit.php
Another thing to be aware of is, when you use the virtualdub program, it will convert your vob file to an avi file without losing quality, only problem is I had an 18 minute clip that converted to a 14.7 gig avi file. make sure you have a computer and editing program that can handle it. If you do, the final product is EXTREMELY good quality. I made a dvd with this process and it looks as good as pro quality stuff.
(watched it on a 61" hd tv and it looked flawless.)
Here is a link to the explanation how it is done. All the software you need to do it is free for download too.
http://www.digitalvideoclub.com/tutorials/dvdedit.php
Another thing to be aware of is, when you use the virtualdub program, it will convert your vob file to an avi file without losing quality, only problem is I had an 18 minute clip that converted to a 14.7 gig avi file. make sure you have a computer and editing program that can handle it. If you do, the final product is EXTREMELY good quality. I made a dvd with this process and it looks as good as pro quality stuff.
(watched it on a 61" hd tv and it looked flawless.)
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