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DVD to MPEF format?


Chris Wilson

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My repalcement DVD arrived today and it works fine on PC and TV DVD drives. I now want to try and do the following:

 

I have a commercially made, but none protected DVD of some in car race footage. I want to select a few short extracts and save them in .mpeg format. Is there a good site explaining how to do this, and what software / hardware do I need. I have Nero 6 and 2 Pioneer DVD drives, one a reader and one a writer / reader. I also have demo copy of Alcohol 120% Is this going to be something i'd be better leaving to a boffin? Cheers.

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Hoorah! So it WAS the disc. :)

 

You need to do a couple of things. First we need to get the DVD onto the hard drive.

DVDDecrypter is good for this - there's tutorials and guides here for this and a few others - http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/dvddec.htm

(Incidently that site has loads of other usefull info too)

 

Then you need to get from the .vob files to mpg so you can edit them in some video editing software...

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Found this too -

Well VOB files are Basicly just Mpeg2 files so if you can use the Mpeg2 format for your presentations then you don"t have to convert them at all just cut out the scenes you want and asve them with a Mpeg extention...

There are a Few Vob/Mpeg2 cutters that are freeware like "Chopper XP" or "Mpeg2Cut" ..You can find them both if you do a Google search....

 

You can also use DVD2AVI to convert the files to AVI or better yet you can use "Virtual-Dub-Mpeg2" which you can download here:

 

Virtual-Dub-Mpeg2

http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/stable/

 

Also download and install this:

 

AC3ACM Decompressor

http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/AC3ACM/AC3ACM.zip

 

That makes it to Virtual-Dub can read the audio in Vob files....

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Chopper XP http://www.digital-miner.com/chopperxp.html

 

"Chopper XP is a tool that lets you extract a part of any DVD easily. It is a Vob cutting program with a video display and a great interface. You just need to scroll to a location and select mark in and out points. The program also lets you set any priority of extraction and displays the estimated time left for extraction"

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