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For extracting the component VOB files from vro files have a look at dvd-vr: http://www.pixelbeat.org/programs/dvd-vr/ Thanks for the info, I have downloaded the program and will try it some time. At present still I still need to edit the mpeg's so still using vrosplit to give me the individual fil...

VRO are playable with VLC, but the chapters are not ordered and the timeline is broken. Thanks have not had any problems yet but there may be problems with files that have been edited on the Panasonic DVD recorder. I am now extracting the mpeg streams and then playing with VLC (As in my reply to po...

Hello again Note I used Ubuntu Studio 7.10 Here are some ideas that I have tried and have been able to make a DVD from .VRO files from a DVD-RAM disk. 1. Using a program called vrosplit (from Altair) to transfer the files as .mpeg files to my hard disk This is available as a .deb file or source code...

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Since a reply to my DVD-RAM question I have had some successs and I am invetigating further. Should I get good results I will reply here again

I would like to use VLC to make use of video from DVD-RAM disks from a dvd recorder and a dvd video camera. The disk have a main folder DVD_RTAV containing files VR_MANGR.BUP VR_MANGR.INF and a video file VR_MOVIE.VRO. I have searched VideoLAN and the forums but there is no reference to DVD-RAM or ....