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I have an IFO file that I would like to upload to sites such as youtube.com or photobucket.com. Is there any way to convert this file to work with the valid files they give me or just someway I can upload these videos to post on them on the internet?

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An .IFO file doesn't contain video- it just has copyright info, menus or other information about the video and audio.

What you want to do is convert the .VOB file to a .AVI file- which can be uploaded to video sharing services such as YouTube

Try this Free VOB to AVI conversion tool:

http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html

More software to convert VOB to AVI:

avi.net

AutoGK

AutoGK Tutorial:

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