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musicman125
15th August 2005, 16:32
I would like to edit some of my older home movies that I have on DVD and would like to use Studio Version 9 to do my editing. Whar would be the best program that could read the dvd and let me open and edit it with studio version 9?

Guest
15th August 2005, 17:27
What would be the best program that could read the dvd and let me open and edit it with studio version 9? Welcome to the forum!

Please take the time to read and follow forum rules. Specifically, please note rule 12: Do not ask what's best.
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One possible approach is to rip the VOBs using DVD Decrypter, and then use DGMPGDec (together with AVISynth) to serve the audio and video.

musicman125
15th August 2005, 19:29
Sorry about that.

Thanks,

tigerman8u
16th August 2005, 01:12
I would rip the dvd to one vob file. everybody has their preferences I just like working with one file. IMO less chance of getting audio/video sync issues etc

Guest
16th August 2005, 05:20
IMO less chance of getting audio/video sync issues etc What is the technical basis for your opinion that using multiple VOBs with DGMPGDec can cause sync problems? VOBs are seamlessly joined during processing in DGMPGDec.

tigerman8u
16th August 2005, 22:29
I might have misunderstood what he actually wanted to do. He stated he wanted to use Studio version 9. I was assuming he meant Ulead video studio 9 (newest version) to edit then convert the result/s to avi. He could load the vob into Ulead to do the editing, then convert with his program of choice. If I misinterpreted the original question I apologize for any confusion this may have caused musicman125 and yourself.

Guest
16th August 2005, 22:36
Oh, I see your point now. Yes, I can vouch only for DGMPGDec. :)

musicman125
17th August 2005, 04:36
I would rip the dvd to one vob file. everybody has their preferences I just like working with one file. IMO less chance of getting audio/video sync issues etc

Can you tell me how I can do this? What programs could I use to rip the dvd and put in one file?

musicman125
17th August 2005, 04:41
Welcome to the forum!

One possible approach is to rip the VOBs using DVD Decrypter, and then use DGMPGDec (together with AVISynth) to serve the audio and video.

I guess I should read some more. I can rip the dvd with dvd decrypter and after that I do not know how to serve the video using DGMPGDec and AVISynth?

Axed
17th August 2005, 09:22
Just to start you off musicman, heres some guides. Have a look at the main doom9 page, and click Guides to see more.

http://www.doom9.org/xvid-guides.htm

Guest
17th August 2005, 12:59
I guess I should read some more. I can rip the dvd with dvd decrypter and after that I do not know how to serve the video using DGMPGDec and AVISynth? DGMPGDec comes with a Quick Start guide that even my human can understand.