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Posted by Ken Maltby on 02/16/07 03:43
"Rick Merrill" <rick0.merrill@NOSPAM.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Gene wrote:
>> I have looked, but never found, a really good program
>> (Windows, DOS, whatever) that can "salvage" a
>> video DVD that would not open in Windows. Surely
>> there is a program somewhere that will reconstruct
>> an unreadable video DVD, even if frames are missing or
>> of poor quality,etc. My gut feeling is that MOST of the
>> VOB file data is written to the video DVD, and it's just a
>> matter of reading the bits of data and reassembling a video
>> DVD, as best the program can. Something is better
>> than nothing. I'm thinking of a program that bypasses
>> Windows and operates at the hardware level. A DOS
>> program would be just fine.
>>
>> If anyone has ever seen such a program, please post a link,
>> or program name, etc. It sounds like such an obvious
>> tool that I'm surprised that it's not a freeware thing.
>>
>> THANKS,
>> Gene
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "Ken Maltby" <kmaltby@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>> news:25ednSS5qbVk_0nYnZ2dnUVZ_tmknZ2d@giganews.com...
>>> "Andy" <woof@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:er19v1$2pk7$1@otis.netspace.net.au...
>>>> I have DVD of a home video that was recorded from the camera onto a TDK
>>>> disk
>
> Was the disk "Finalized?" This is required by almost all DVD recorders.
>
> Was the disk in "Video" (not VR)mode?
>
>>>> in a DVD recorder. When I try to import the .VOB file into Womble MPEG
>>>> Video
>>>> Wizard DVD I get the message "Cannot open the file".
>
> EIther the disk is dead or you didn't finalize.
>
>>>> What would cause this, and how can I get it to import?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>> What kind of disk was it? If it wasn't a DVD+RW disk, then
>>> was it finalized in the DVD Recorder?
>>>
>>> Can you see the contents of the VIDEO_TS folder on the DVD,
>>> using Windows Explorer?
>
> No, use Womble MVW.
>
If you want to reply to my post you should have done so,
and not "Gene's". Then you chopped it up so much, it's
impossible to tell which parts come from the original poster,
myself, or you.
Luck;
Ken
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