How to convert FLV to VOB
- Add your .FLV file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .VOB in a few seconds.
- Download your new .VOB file.
What to expect
- DVD-Video uses MPEG-2 video, so the FLV's H.264/VP6 video is re-encoded to MPEG-2 - lossy, and typically at standard-definition resolution.
- A single VOB is the media stream only; a playable DVD with menus and navigation requires separate authoring.
- Audio is re-encoded to a DVD-compatible format, so the original AAC/MP3 data is not carried through unchanged.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting FLV to VOB reduce quality?
VOB is an MPEG-2 Program Stream and DVD-Video expects MPEG-2 video, so an H.264 or VP6 FLV is re-encoded to MPEG-2 - a lossy step. The result matches standard-definition DVD quality rather than the original.
Why convert FLV to VOB?
VOB is the container used on DVD-Video discs. Converting is the route to getting Flash-era footage into a form a DVD player or DVD-authoring workflow expects.
Where does a VOB file play?
VOB files play in VLC on Windows, macOS and Linux, and are what DVD players read from a disc's VIDEO_TS folder. FLV needs the discontinued Flash Player.
What is lost going to VOB?
Re-encoding to MPEG-2 at DVD resolution discards detail from higher-resolution FLV sources. A raw VOB is also not a finished disc - menus and navigation come from a separate authoring step.
Programs that convert FLV: Alldj Video Converter · AviDemux · DVD Ripper+Video Converter Ultimate · Freemake Video Converter · Movavi Video Converter Personal · Movavi VideoSuite Personal · SUPER · Adapter
