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generalolsen Member
Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Location: Norway
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What program should I use to edit my VOB files that I have recorded on my DVD camcorder? I need to cut and edit sceens in the files, and to burn the entire movie into a dvd when finished.
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Baldrick Administrator
Joined: 09 Aug 2000 Location: Sweden
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bmiller Member
Joined: 03 Sep 2002 Location: ontario ,canada
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VideoReDo.No sync problems with this program.
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Teleport Member
Joined: 11 Apr 2003
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Try mpeg vcr
You'll find it in the tools section on this site.
As long as you are only cutting and pasting it will save the result quickly without the need to reencode your movie. An absolute time and quality saver.
You'll still need another program to burn thou.
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Adobe Banned
Joined: 11 May 2006 Location: China
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SPAM.you can try. search /
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hci Member
Joined: 22 Jun 2006 Location: Canada
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I bought the Sony Handicam DVD and shot my son's graduation. I finalised it and am able to view it in the DVD player. However, I am not able to copy to another DVD disc and not able to edit it with Sony Vegas... The sound is missing. Can someone help?
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hci Member
Joined: 22 Jun 2006 Location: Canada
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Any free program I use to convert VOB files, only takes the video and leaves out the sound because I need the AC3 plugin serial #.... does anyone know how I can get the sound/AC3 plugin to work without paying?
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BJ_M Patron
Joined: 30 Jul 2002 Location: Canada
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register your sony vegas at http://www.sonymediasoftware.com if you bought vegas , it will import ac3 and doesnt cost any extra (to import it) , all you need to do is register it ...
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nightcat Member
Joined: 18 Jul 2006 Location: Somewhere
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I have used TMPGEnc DVD Author and MPEG Video Wizard DVD. They all can make works that you want. But I accept the face of MPEG Video Wizard DVD. Because it's more flexible to cut and edit VOB files.
-nightcat
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jmkeuning Member
Joined: 17 Jul 2006 Location: United States
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If you have a Sony DVD Camcorder, you need to use the DVD Viewer within the accompanied Picture Package Software. This will allow you to view not the VOBs but the individual MPEGs on the DVD. You can edit the individual MPEGs as you like and then use any autoring program to author your DVD.
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videobruce Member
Joined: 11 Oct 2003 Location: Buffalo NY
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Does all the above apply to commercial DVDs' when you want just certain chapters??
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bluesealoverblue Member
Joined: 18 Jun 2007 Location: USA
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there many great software you can get
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lsuedumsn Member
Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Location: New Orleans
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How do I edit a home made DVD with VOB and IFO, etc files? The end result is how to split the audio from the video?
Then how do I burn the audio to an audio CD or DVD ?
I have some programs. Roxio 7.5 and Nero 7 Ultra with 2 DVD burners. MS Movie Maker.
I have no idea if the best steps are to burn the DVD files to a WMV or which format then split the audio / video into 2 separate files.
Thanks from New Orleans.
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manono Member
Joined: 28 Aug 2003
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| The end result is how to split the audio from the video? |
You just want to extract the audio from the VOBs? There are a lot of ways. If it's already on the hard drive, then open the VOBs in DGIndex and File->Save Project. That will give you the audio by default. You can also decode it to WAV audio at the same time by going Audio->Output Method->Decode AC3 to WAV, if the DVD audio is AC3. If you want both the audio and the video, then File->Save Project and Demux Video.
If the DVD is on a DVDR, then put it in the DVD-ROM and open DVD Decrypter in IFO Mode (at the top, Mode->IFO). Go to the Stream Processing Tab, check the "Enable Stream Processing" box, highlight the audio, hit "Demux" below, give it a Destination Folder, and Decrypt.
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lsuedumsn Member
Joined: 14 Apr 2007 Location: New Orleans
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Thank you manono for the detailed reply. It all worked well to split the audio from the video then take the audio and burn it to an audio cd to play in the car. You are a genius. Enjoy your New Orleans Cajun Gumbo
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Captain Satellite Space Cowboy
Joined: 03 Feb 2003 Location: The Twilight Zone
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Is there any way to edit the file w/o converting to .mpg first. I have a lot of home video DVD folders on my hard drive and I wanted to make a video compilation from different files. Will all the files have to be converted to .mpg first? Thanks!
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jaime007 Member
Joined: 04 Apr 2009 Location: Mexico
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I want to know how to do this in Mac OS?
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Baldrick Administrator
Joined: 09 Aug 2000 Location: Sweden
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| I want to know how to do this in Mac OS? |
DVDAfterEdit
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neosmokes Member
Joined: 29 May 2009 Location: India
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Hi there
I have vob files taken directly from DVD. When I converted them to avi using virtualdubmod with xvid compression the output video is created with 720*480 resolution where as the original video is 16:9 (854*480). I tried the resize filter but getting an error.
how to get the 16:9 ?
Please help me out.
I tried MPEGStreamclip, avidemux etc. all results are same.
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manono Member
Joined: 28 Aug 2003
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| When I converted them to avi using virtualdubmod with xvid compression the output video is created with 720*480 resolution where as the original video is 16:9 (854*480). |
The original VOB files are 720x480 and not 854x480. That's only the resized display size. If you don't know what you're doing (and apparently you don't), my suggestion is to use AutoGK. It'll resize them properly.
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neosmokes Member
Joined: 29 May 2009 Location: India
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Thanks manono. " apparently I don't know " that's why I am asking. If I know, then why would I waste others time by asking things which I already know.
I got it with the avidemux compressed with xvid successfully at 854*480.
yes there are programs like AutoGk, mediacoder, super etc. I know it is (854*480) not the storage aspect of the file but the display aspect.
My point is I am trying to do the hand work not auto. I am getting this aspect ratio problem when I try to convert to avi with direct stream copy, of course vitualdubmod says that the file uses a algorithm where the direct stream copy is not possible. avidemux is converting the file to avi with direct copy of video and audio probably just putting them in avi container, but the avi displays 720*480.
I want to know what's happening. How the compressed file is created with 854*480 and the direct copy is created with 720*480.
Please enlighten me . I really want to know how DVD movie file (VOB) storage aspect and display aspect works.
Greets
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guns1inger Member
Joined: 01 Apr 2004 Location: Miskatonic U
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Non-square pixels. You have the Storage Aspect Ratio, the Display Aspect Ratio, and you have the Pixel Aspect Ratio. The four major DVD formats (NTSC 43, NTSC 169, PAL 43 and PAL 169) all have different pixel aspect ratios, none of which are square. The player compensates for this on playback by using the DAR flag and knowing what 4:3 or 16:9 means for PAL and NTSC.
When you converted to AVI you created a file with a 1:1 PAR/DAR. You could have just as easily created an AVI file that retained the 720 x 480 SAR of the original, and given it a 16:9 DAR so that smart players (WMP is not a smart player) would display it correctly.
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neosmokes Member
Joined: 29 May 2009 Location: India
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Thanks guns1inger
So it's PAR/DAR and SAR. So when copying the stream directly it is creating SAR and when compressed PAR/DAR, right . Yes DVD = Non-square pixels and AVI uses square pixels. Well I don't say that I have understood everything, but so far so better.
I use The KM Player and the xvid displays correctly but not the direct stream copy. Then how to control this PAR/DAR and SAR ? Got any Information on that, like which program or how ?
Thanks for helping me out.
Greets.
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guns1inger Member
Joined: 01 Apr 2004 Location: Miskatonic U
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KM Player - Screen Control. Here you can tell the player to use the DAR or the SAR, or override it completely. The reason your direct stream copy doesn't work is because you have no DAR flag set in your AVI. Virtualdub etc don't set one. Use Mpeg4modifier to change the DAR of Xvid/Divx encoded AVI files.
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