.vob to.mov Conversion

I have used Quicktimempeg2 for conversion of .vob files to .mov files to import to fce for diting. But it's not that good. It's creating jitter in the result conversion. Are there any other software recomendations that I can use for converting .vob files to quicktime media .mov files that is more effecient?
Thanks

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