Source: DVD Film Or MPEG-2 Video
A wealth of languages: Flask 4.1 can be used almost anywhere in the world.
Selecting the output format: AVI for MPEG-4 or MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 via the bbMPEG encoder.
In principle, this latest version of Flask Mpeg processes the same video formats as the earlier versions: VOB files can be read directly from DVD-ROM or MPEG-2 videos. The DVD-ROM option is available when a complete film is to be converted from a DVD into MPEG-4 format. MPEG-2 files can also be edited as desired. One peculiarity must be noted when copying DVD videos: Flask 4.1 needs the *.IFO script file so that the individual VOB files can be recognized on a DVD as a complete movie. Otherwise it is necessary to laboriously code each VOB file (about 20 minutes of film) individually and then link them together. With conventional MPEG videos everything is much easier. Both the video and audio streams are recognized and Flask transfers the desired parameters to the DivX Codec (MPEG 4 codec).
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