Edit your DVD videos, as they are.
Home videos, recitals, weddings, recorded talks. Open the VOB files from the DVD, keep only the scenes you want, join them, and save as VOB or MP4.
Open a DVD videoWhat it does
- Opens VOB files directlySelect everything in the DVD’s VIDEO_TS folder: menus and index files are left out and the video opens in disc order. MPG, AVI, WMV and MOV open too.
- Empty parts found for youOn DVDs dubbed from video tape, the blue screen, snow and silent black are found, and only the recorded parts are kept, one range per scene.
- Trim to the millisecondHandles, typed times and single-frame steps put the cut exactly where you want it.
- Join or splitPick as many parts as you like, then join them into one file or save each separately.
- Keep VOB or go MP4Save in the same format as the DVD, or convert to MP4 for phones and sharing.
- Easy to find your wayScene pictures, detected scene changes, the sound waveform and markers with notes.
- Nothing uploadedYour video never leaves your computer. No install, no account.
Steps
- Put the DVD in your computer and find “VTS_01_1.VOB” and similar files in the VIDEO_TS folder (the large ones are the main video).
- Drop the VOB file into Stream’s Trim view and press “Convert and open”. Progress and time left are shown.
- Use the scene pictures, “Next scene” and markers to find what you want to keep; set the start and end to the millisecond.
- Choose “Join into one” or “Save separately”, then save as the original VOB or as MP4.
Questions
- Does it work with commercial movie DVDs?
- No. It does not remove copy protection. It is for discs you recorded yourself: home videos, recitals, recorded talks.
- Which file on the DVD should I open?
- “VTS_01_1.VOB”, “VTS_01_2.VOB” and so on in the VIDEO_TS folder. They are split at about 1 GB each. Select the whole folder: only the video parts are converted, one after another, in disc order.
- Is my video uploaded?
- No. Converting, editing and saving all happen in your browser, on your computer.
- How long does converting take?
- It depends on your computer; roughly half to the full length of the video. The first time, a converter of about 33 MB is downloaded.
- Can I watch the MP4 on my phone?
- Yes. MP4 plays on iPhone, Android and almost every video player.
- Is it free?
- Videos up to 30 minutes are free. Longer videos and batch export come with the Orihako Pass.
Step-by-step guides
Orihako Stream · The other Orihako tools · How your files stay on your device