How to Convert RMVB to IFO

IFO files are a byproduct of the DVD publication process. While VOB and VRO files are DVD objects that contain audio and video data, IFO files store playback data. DVD players reference IFO files to determine a disc's menu setup, chapter placement and audio track configuration. In order to generate IFO files from an RMVB file, users need to publish a DVD with the digital video. Although RMVB files are not conventionally used to publish DVDs, users can write the media onto disc once it has been converted into a supported format.

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  Convert the RMVB file into a digital video format that can be imported into the DVD-authoring program. RealPlayer SP Converter, iWisoft Free Video Converter and Zamzar can all execute this task.

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  Load a blank DVD-R into the computer disc drive.

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  Launch the DVD-authoring application. Create a new project and import the converted video into the program.

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  Program a menu for the disc. The user interface will guide users through the disc contents.

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  Simulate the DVD viewing experience. If the results are satisfactory, then proceed to the next step. Otherwise, revert to the project and make any necessary revisions.

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  Burn the DVD. The disc will automatically eject when it is ready for use.

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  Open the folder directory for the DVD. The IFO files will be stored in the disc's VIDEO_TS folder.