Yes, you can convert VOB files to other formats, as explained in this post. As explained there, we recommend Windows Media Video when small file sizes are important. It's also an excellent choice for Internet downloads or streaming video. Looping is a function of the video player, rather than the video file itself. In some cases, you can control it by the HTML code you use on your web page, or a setting of a stand-alone video player.

Yes, Digital Media Converter can convert VOB files into other file formats. First, copy the VOB files to your hard disk, then add the copies to the conversion list and select a new file format. If you are interested in smaller files that will play in the Windows Media Player, we recommend Windows Media Video (WMV) format, which gives very good file compression with excellent quality. The exact reduction in file size depends on the original file and which profile for WMV creation you choose, but 80% reductions are common. As an alternative, Digital Media Converter Pro version 2 can rip the DVD directly into video files, without your needing to copy VOB files first. Using this method lets you select chapters from the DVD, and can, if you choose, include subtitles and let you select an audio track (different languages, or the director's commentary).