VobBlanker 2.1.3.0 final
Free
VobBlanker helps you shrink DVD-9 to DVD-5 by eliminating VOB contents. It is able to blank, replace, cut and strip program chains.
- Updated
- May 4, 2007
- Size
- 1.44MB
- Downloads
- 134.9K
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No longer developed
VobBlanker is no longer updated by its developer - the last version here is from 2007. It may still run, but it gets no fixes for newer Windows versions or formats.
Maintained alternatives that may do the same job:
VobBlanker can also work in menu domain.
Unlike similar applications, VobBlanker does not compress the video stream of the main movie in order to make it fit for the DVD-5 format.
Image quality is not affected, and you can easily eliminate unwanted content from your DVDs.
VobBlanker works on unencrypted backups of DVDs.
The application can access the Title Program Chains found on the Video Title Sets (VTS) of a DVD disc. The IFO files from the DVD disc enable access to the cells within the VOBs and VobBlanker is able to handle PGCs very easily.
Using VobBlanker and removing unnecessary features from your DVD backups is a better method of saving space, compared to compressing the video and affecting image quality. With VobBlanker, the main title will remain uncompressed and you will enjoy high-quality image and sound.
VobBlanker’s developers share a few tricks for those who want to edit DVD program chains using this compact application. For instance, processing performance can be increased by using different physical drives in input and output folder. The fastest blanking method is by processing in Input folder the desired VTSs and skipping the others.
VobBlanker is currently discontinued and it has not been updated anymore since 2007. The last version was improved with a very wide range of features, including checking the maximum size of the output (menus and titles), 50% more space for IFOs growing, and several bug fixes.
VobBlanker is a must have for any DVD user and it perfectly integrates within your DVD tools collection.
Unlike similar applications, VobBlanker does not compress the video stream of the main movie in order to make it fit for the DVD-5 format.
Image quality is not affected, and you can easily eliminate unwanted content from your DVDs.
VobBlanker works on unencrypted backups of DVDs.
The application can access the Title Program Chains found on the Video Title Sets (VTS) of a DVD disc. The IFO files from the DVD disc enable access to the cells within the VOBs and VobBlanker is able to handle PGCs very easily.
Using VobBlanker and removing unnecessary features from your DVD backups is a better method of saving space, compared to compressing the video and affecting image quality. With VobBlanker, the main title will remain uncompressed and you will enjoy high-quality image and sound.
VobBlanker’s developers share a few tricks for those who want to edit DVD program chains using this compact application. For instance, processing performance can be increased by using different physical drives in input and output folder. The fastest blanking method is by processing in Input folder the desired VTSs and skipping the others.
VobBlanker is currently discontinued and it has not been updated anymore since 2007. The last version was improved with a very wide range of features, including checking the maximum size of the output (menus and titles), 50% more space for IFOs growing, and several bug fixes.
VobBlanker is a must have for any DVD user and it perfectly integrates within your DVD tools collection.