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This large file contained nearly two hours of audio.

There was, however, one file that was so large that it exceeded the capacity of the compact disc medium. I was able to create compact discs with Brasero very quickly. The balance of the audio files were in MP3 format. I was able to convert it using Audacity, and then was able to burn it to a compact disc with Brasero, which has been my go to CD creation tool. As such my client could not play this media that contained her husband's voice. One of the source recordings was on a compact disc and in AIFF format. My client insisted that the media be delivered as compact discs and not as digital files in an MP3 player or other similar device. Recently I was asked by a customer to create compact discs of priceless family recordings. with find the directory and copy the path then append it here then copy the names and append them to the path and all that good stuff, so why not just make it simple with copy then delete the source.Īssuming you have ffmpeg installed and in your path, you would execute the command like so, concatenating all the video files in the DVD cd c:\directory_where_you_put_the_vob_filesįfmpeg -i "concat:VTS_01_1.VOB|VTS_01_2.VOB|VTS_01_3.VOB|VTS_01_4.VOB|VTS_01_5.VOB" outfile.mp4 Another note to ignore, On a linux box (The above works on both linux and windows), you can concatinate the VOB files then pipe them into ffmpeg like so cat VTS_01_1.VOB VTS_01_2.VOB VTS_01_3.VOB VTS_01_4.VOB VTS_01_5.VOB | ffmpeg -i - outfile. NOTE to ignore: surely, you can do it by adding absolute paths, but that would force me to explain much more here. On Windows, the easiest way to do this is by copying the files in the video directory on the DVD to a folder in your hard drive, then running the commands below, then deleting the source VOB files, Video files on a DVD are usually in the video_ts directory and have the extension VOB.