@satya1002005 - VRO files

VRO is the name given to files recorded on some DVD recorders, you should have a BUP and an IFO file as well.

You can change the name to mpeg, and edit and so on with it.
it is possible that you will lose the sound,  if so you can demux and remux, you should be able to do something with it.

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I've just found this topic. Strange, I see an answer but no original question.

Let me expand a little. VRO files are, as elmo states, created by DVD recorders in 'Video Recording' Mode. In this mode the recordings are editable either on the dvd-disk or the HDD of the recorder. The other recording mode is 'dvd-video' which is the same as the dvds you buy in stores.

The VRO file is an mpeg2 stream and you can usually get away by renaming the file as mpeg. The problems arise when there is more than one session recorded on the VRO file and all sessions end up merged  into one if you just rename.

You can use a program called MpegStreamClip which will either convert it to mpeg or it can demux the recording to separate video and audio streams.

One option that I use regularily is to import the streamm using Ulead Video Studio software. With this, it identifies the separate streams and places separate mpeg files on your hard disk which you can then edit or recompress as you wish.

Other software is available to do this. You can read the forum at [hidden link - please register] which is a mine of information.

@Elmo

Thanks for your input.

Let me try changing this to MPEG and try to convert to Divx (Just to reduce the file size) .

Edit

It works. Thanks.

When the pixel changes, it is unable to cut but I can resolve that