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Originally Posted by ahb_yhwh
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Well, I'm not sure. All the work I've done with ripped DVDs to this point has been with VOBs produced by DVD-Decrypter. I'm just nervous that if I switch over to ripping everything to ISOs and delete my old VOBs a tool will come along requiring VOBs and I'll have to re-rip them all.
I don't want to have to store both ISOs and VOBs on my machine. My 450GB hard-drive goes a long way, but not that far... It seams there must be a way to extract the VOBs from an ISO without having to burn the ISO back to disk. Does windows allow me to mount a DVD ISO as a virtual device? And if so, would DVD-Decrypter allow me to rip VOBs from that virtual DVD drive?
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An ISO is simply an image of a disk's contents. CD's, DVD's etc. That said, there are programs on the net that will allow you to view, extract and add files to an existing ISO image. Also, Windows it's self does not have the ability to mount an ISO as a virtual device.