Encoding directly from DVDs doesn't work properly. For best results,
convert VOB files generated with DVDRip.Generated AVIs might not
work correctly with MediaPlayer 6.4 under Windows 98 but it works OK
with previous versions. It seems to be a bug in this version of Media
Player The Microsoft Windows Media Audio Codecs and codec cannot
be used.Always use the "preview" button to toggle the display of video
while encoding. Using the ActiveMovie window's close button will imm
ediately stop the encoding process. After encoding, in some situations
you cannot change any parameters and encode another file. If this
happens, quit out from VOB2AVI, and reload. Source VOB files MUST
contain audio, otherwise they cannot be converted. Audio is always
encoded as 48000Hz 16-bit stereo, using the selected audio Codec.
On some VOBs, conversion may stop part-way through encoding. At
There is no fix for this at the present time, although regrabbing the
VOB and re-encoding may work ...