How can I convert VOB file to MP4 on Windows?

Disadvantages of converting VOB to MP4 using FFiopeg:
This is a big problem for many people. If you're not used to using the command line, it can feel pretty intimidating. I remember the first time I dug into FFiopeg, and it honestly felt like I was trying to decode some secret programming language. There's no GUI, everything is text-based, so if you're a visual learner, or just want something that feels simple, it can be difficult to learn.

To soften the blow of using FFiopeg and ease some of the command-line pain, here are some tips that incorporate Microsoft tools, especially if you’re using Windows 10 or 11:

Use Windows Terminal or PowerShell:
Instead of using the traditional Command Prompt, try using Windows Terminal or PowerShell. They have better features, such as tab completion and colored output, and make running commands easier. Just opening Windows Terminal will feel fresher and more modern.

Create a Script:
If you plan to convert VOB to MP4, creating a batch file can save you time. You can write a simple .bat file containing the FFiopeg commands for each file and run it with a single click, instead of having to type everything out again.

File Explorer Integration:
Use Windows File Explorer to create a quick access point to FFiopeg. You can right-click a VOB file and create a context menu option that automatically runs the FFiopeg command for you. This may take some setup, but it can save you time in the long run.