.vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

I have the following files, which form a full movie. They were copied to a USB stick.

VTS_01_1.VOB
VTS_01_2.VOB

They are both found on my USB stick when I plug it into my television, but only the first file (VTS_01_1.VOB) is supported and played. For the second file, a message comes up stating "Video Codec Not Supported".

Both files play perfectly fine on my PC!

How do I fix this? Please advise!

Reply 1 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

akadir_uk,

I saw a similar complaint on this, and advise the person to try to name the second file something different. I haven't seen an answer posted yet, so maybe try using that.

I'm not sure why it wouldn't work, but I'd be interested in gathering feedback to escalate.

--HDTech

Reply 2 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

The first VOB file on a ripped dvd plays fine, but then several in a row give the "unsupported video codec" error, then around the 5th file it starts playing again.

I just upgraded firmware a week or so ago, but still getting the error. Is there any new info regarding this? Thanks.

Reply 3 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

Thanks for your suggestion. I have tried this in the past, but it did not work.

Reply 4 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

I have also facing same problem with my Samsung LCD Series 4. If any body has solution, then Please inform about it.

Reply 5 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

Which codec is used in the movie? Is it on the list of codecs supported by your TV? If it isn't supported it won't work.

Kees

Reply 6 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

Then you can view it on your TV?

Kees

Reply 7 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

All These .vob Files are viewable on Laptop having DVD. But one of the 3 files is not viewable on Samsung4 series LCD by using USB.

Reply 8 : .vob format - Samsung 46" - LE46C650

I don't know how to check that where to see the list of Codecs supported by LCD?? If 2 files are viewable and 1 file is not viewable, then surely codecs should have supported for the 3rd file.