A VOB (Video Object) file consists of a multimedia data file that is generally stored in the “Video_TS” folder, inside the root folder of any DVD disc. Usually it consists of a type of file that contains most of the information stored on the disc, as could be the case not only with the video itself, but with the audio, the subtitles and even the menus.
In other words, we are faced with a DVD storage file format , which is characterized by being a kind of container that sometimes contains a series of encrypted files in the form of video, audio, browsing content and / or subtitles. We could equate it to the core of any DVD video , without which it simply would not be possible to reproduce its content.
Unfortunately, VOB files are not exactly characterized by being very compatible with most media players built into Windows (Windows Media Player) or Mac (Apple QuickTime). And something similar happens on the iPad or iPhone , not being compatible with this device.
This means that it is not enough to install an app on our iPad to play multimedia files. You need to convert the VOB file first to some format that is compatible with the iPad.
How to Convert VOB to MP4 for iPad
The most practical option is to use an application with which to convert any file with the .vob (VOB) extension to a compatible format on both iPad and iPhone, as could be the case with WALTR 2 .
It is a useful solution to transfer content from your computer to your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, quite simply and quickly.
To use it, we must install the application and, once this is done, proceed to connect the iOS device to the computer . We must click on Trust the device, and enable the Wi-Fi synchronization function .
Since everything is properly configured to convert VOB files to iPad or iPhone compatible formats instantly, we just need to drag the VOB file into the application . We will begin to see a blue progress line, which indicates that the VOB file is being converted to the compatible format, while the system copies it to the memory of our iPad .
Finally, we can proceed to open the converted file in the native iPad application that we usually use to play multimedia content.
