DVD to .mpeg work video

Paragon · 13th January 2008, 02:48

My work took video of a machine and had a local company make a dvd of it. Now I want to take the video and make an mpeg. It's not copyrighted or anything just a simple video. I think the want it for website or something. What can I use to convert it to mpeg or other if need be?

setarip_old · 13th January 2008, 03:42

@paragon

Hi!

How about re-reading (part) of the thread you started in June 2005?:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...405#post964405

Paragon · 13th January 2008, 04:04

I re-read that post. I was only grabbing photos at that time. I don't see how that applies to grabbing video? I could be wrong though. Maybe it does the same thing and I don't see it. All I know is someone used a cam to video a running piece of equipment and had a local company make a professional dvd of it. Now I have the dvd and they want a mpeg of it. Like I said I'm not certain the original applies.

Update: On a whim I ran TMGPEnc and it gives an output of .m1v? Can I just rename that to mpeg or mpg?

setarip_old · 13th January 2008, 05:23

Quote:

On a whim I ran TMGPEnc and it gives an output of .m1v? Can I just rename that to mpeg or mpg?

Using TMPGEnc is precisely why I directed you to your old thread ;>}Yes, but you've converted it without audio...

Guest · 13th January 2008, 13:41

For most purposes, you can just rename the .vob file to .mpg.

You can also demux the audio and video using DGIndex and then remux them into a .mpg using Imago Muxer.

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Paragon Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	DVD to .mpeg work video My work took video of a machine and had a local company make a dvd of it. Now I want to take the video and make an mpeg. It's not copyrighted or anything just a simple video. I think the want it for website or something. What can I use to convert it to mpeg or other if need be?

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Paragon Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	I re-read that post. I was only grabbing photos at that time. I don't see how that applies to grabbing video? I could be wrong though. Maybe it does the same thing and I don't see it. All I know is someone used a cam to video a running piece of equipment and had a local company make a professional dvd of it. Now I have the dvd and they want a mpeg of it. Like I said I'm not certain the original applies. Update: On a whim I ran TMGPEnc and it gives an output of .m1v? Can I just rename that to mpeg or mpg? Last edited by Paragon; 13th January 2008 at 04:22.

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setarip_old Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 16,267	@paragon Hi! How about re-reading (part) of the thread you started in June 2005?: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...405#post964405

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Guest Guest Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 21,901	For most purposes, you can just rename the .vob file to .mpg. You can also demux the audio and video using DGIndex and then remux them into a .mpg using Imago Muxer.