DVD contains
compressed video. Most often the audio is also compressed.
Yes you can. You need to install a MPEG-2 demultiplexer and a MPEG-2 decoder. VOBs are actually a kind of MPEG-2 program stream which may include MPEG-2 video, AC-3/MP2/PCM audio and graphical subtitle streams. I would recommend Elecard demultiplexer and Elecard MPEG-2 decoder.
To have access to DVD menus and select different programs (movies, chapters) you need to have BSPlayer Pro (i think) and a MPEG-2 decoder.
Here are the filters you need.
Code:
http://rapidshare.de/files/25642909/mpeg2dec.rar.html
To register them use the following command
Code:
regsvr32.exe <filter_name>
where <filter_name> is the full path to where you unpacked my files, say c:\plugins\mpeg2dec\mpgdec.ax
You might need to do this to disable the default (bad) Microsoft demultiplexer:
Code:
regsvr32 /u mpg2splt.ax