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With VLC Player compatible with most browsers, you can view almost any VOB file. On Windows, you can use MPC-HC with similar features. If you have a Plex media server, convert the VOB file to MKV format for easy viewing of content without any quality loss. You can burn VOB files to disc and play them with a regular DVD player. You cannot view VOB files if they are encrypted.
Steps
Using VLC Player
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Open a web browser and go to videpan.org . VLC Player is a free, open-source video player that can open most video formats, including VOB.
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Click the “Download VLC” button (Download VLC). The computer will load an installer compatible with the operating system. If you downloaded the wrong installer (for example, you’re on a Mac but downloaded the EXE file), click the operating system icon below the download button.
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Run the VLC installer after downloading. This is to start the installation process. You can find the file in the Downloads folder or in the Downloads section of your web browser.
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Follow the instructions to install VLC. Operations on Windows and macOS will be slightly different, you can keep the default settings.
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Start VLC Player. After installing VLC, start the program in the Start menu (Windows) or the Applications folder (macOS).
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Click the “Media” (Windows) or “File” (macOS) menu. You will see a menu of options for what you want to play.
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Select “Open Fpder” (Windows) or “Open File” (macOS). This will help you open the VIDEO_TS folder containing the VOB file.
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Access the folder containing the VOB file. This folder is usually named VIDEO_TS if ripped directly from the DVD.
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Open the selected folder and start playing the VOB file. When opening the folder, VLC Player will proceed to play the video like when watching with a DVD disc. You can access DVD menus, special functions, lists and many other options.
Using MPC-HC (on Windows)
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Determine whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit Windows operating system. You must have this information to download the correct version of MPC-HC.
- Press the ⊞ Win + Pause key or right-click “Computer” in the Start menu and select “Properties”.
- Find the “System type” entry in the displayed window. If you see “64-bit” or “x64”, you are using a 64-bit operating system. If you see “32-bit”, “x86”, or don’t see the number of bits mentioned, you’re running a 32-bit operating system.
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Visit the MPC-HC website. MPC-HC is a free, open source media player that can open VOB files and many other video formats. You can download it for free at mpc-hc.org/downloads/
- MPC-HC is only supported on Windows.
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Click on the “Installer” link for the Windows operating system. The machine will proceed to download the program’s installer from the MPC-HC website.
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Run the installer and follow the instructions. The file size is small, so the download time is very fast. After downloading, open the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to install MPC-HC. You can keep the default settings.
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Start MPC-HC after installation. You can either boot from the installer or find a shortcut on the desktop.
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Click on the “File” menu and select “Quick Open File” . This option will open the file selection menu.
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Access the directory containing the VOB file. When ripping DVD content into VOB format, you will have a VIDEO_TS folder containing all the VOB files. Navigate to this folder on the file selection menu.
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Select the file “VIDEO_TS.ifo”. This file will load the DVD contents in order so that you can use the menus and all other special functions.
- You can select individual VOB files to play part of a DVD.
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Open file. The program will play from the DVD player, downloading the correct VOB file when needed. [1] X Research Source
Using Plex Media Server
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Download MakeMKV. Plex cannot open VOB files, so you should use MakeMKV to convert the file to MKV format. The file will not lose quality, but you will lose access to the menu. The list remains the same. [2] X Research Source
- Go to makemkv.com/ and click “Download Make MKV for Windows” to download the installer.
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Start the installer and follow the instructions. You can keep the default settings. MakeMKV does not install any additional advertising programs. [3] X Research Sources
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Start MakeMKV. You can start from the installer or a desktop shortcut.
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Click the “Open files” button. You can find this button in the upper-left corner of the MakeMKV window. This button has a camera icon above the file.
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Access the directory containing the VOB file. If you split VOB files from DVD, they will be stored in the VIDEO_TS folder. Navigate to this folder on the file picker menu to see the full contents.
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Select the file “VIDEO_TS.ifo”. This is the master file of all VOB files, which helps the program to play the files in the correct order. If this file is selected, MakeMKV will load the entire VOB file into an MKV file.
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Select the title you want to watch. If it’s a movie, this could be the full title. If the DVD has multiple episodes, you must create a separate MKV file for each episode to make it easier to select episodes on Plex. [4] X Research Sources
- You can select audio and add song subtitles. MKV supports multiple tracks.
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Start the blending process. MakeMKV will create an MKV based on the title and audio settings you just selected. The execution time depends on the size of the VOB file.
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Add the finished MKV to the Plex library. Plex can read and translate MKV code quickly, so it doesn’t matter if you choose a new MKV file. In most cases, Plex will automatically find the correct information for the video. Learn how to set up a media server using Plex for more details.
Burn VOB file to DVD
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Download ImgBurn. This free program allows you to create viewable DVDs from VOB files in the VIDEO_TS folder. You can play the disc on any DVD player that supports burning disc playback. Visit ImgBurn’s website to download the program.
- If you choose a mirror link, make sure that the download link does not require a special download manager to be downloaded. Mirrors 5 and 6 are the most secure links.
- Avoid ImgBurn mirror (Mirror 7) as this installer comes with adware, which you must opt out during the installation process.
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Run the installation program. After downloading the installer, launch it in the Downloads folder. You can keep the default settings.
- Carefully read each information displayed on the screen as the installer may contain adware depending on the mirror link you used to download the file.
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Start ImgBurn. Once installed, you can find the program shortcut on the desktop. You will see the main menu of ImgBurn.
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Select “Write files/fpders to disc” in the menu. This will open Build Mode to create an image file from the VOB, and then burn it to disc. Build Mode will keep the menu and functions of the original DVD.
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Click the “Browse for a fpder” button. This is to open the file browser. You can find this button to the right of the “Source” field.
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Select the VIDEO_TS folder. The VIDEO_TS folder contains the VOB file that you want to burn to DVD. Open this folder to load the VOB file into ImgBurn.
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Click the “Calculate” button. This button has a calculator icon, which you can find in the lower right corner of the screen. The file size will be decided, you need to inform whether to use single-sided or double-sided disc.
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Enter the recommended disk type. After the calculation, you will see the “Min. Req. Media” section. Here is a guide to choosing a blank disc. Most movies are recorded to DVD±R/RW discs.
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Click on the “Options” tab. You will see the disk option displayed.
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Select “ISO9660 + UDF” in the “File System” menu. The disc will be encrypted so that it can be played on a DVD player.
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Click on the Labels tab. This option allows you to set a name to help the disc reader.
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Enter a name in the “ISO9660” field. You can name whatever you want, but no spaces are allowed.
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Click the “Copy” button next to the “ISO9660” field. The newly added name will be automatically entered in the respective fields (they must match).
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Click the “Build” button. This is the operation to burn the content to a blank DVD disc. The time depends on the burning program and the video size.
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Watch the DVD you just burned. After burning content to a DVD disc, you can view the disc on a variety of DVD players. Some players cannot read recorded discs and cannot load videos.
Advice
- You cannot copy VOB files directly from DVD because they are encrypted. If you try to view the encrypted VOB file, it’s no use. If copying DVDs to a computer, you must use a DVD decoder to break the encryption. Refer to the DVD ripping instructions for more details.
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With VLC Player compatible with most browsers, you can view almost any VOB file. On Windows, you can use MPC-HC with similar features. If you have a Plex media server, convert the VOB file to MKV format for easy viewing of content without any quality loss. You can burn VOB files to disc and play them with a regular DVD player. You cannot view VOB files if they are encrypted.
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