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  1. 1st Apr 2004 22:52 #1
    DTNJNQ
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    This may be a stupid question. Is there any way of coverting the video on a dvd into MPEG2 so that I can edit it on a video editing program such as vegas video. I have seen porgrams that convert DVD to SVCD (Mpeg2) but none seen to convert to DVD (MPEG2)

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    You can load the DVD VOBs into Virtual Dub mod, then frameserve them to TMPGEnc Plus! to encode them to whatever format MPEG you like. There is also a method of changing the file extension from .vob to .mpg, but it is dicey as it only works eighty percent of the time.
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    Womble mpeg video wizard will accept VOB's and output mpegs, no re-encoding.
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    Vobedit extracts all the video and audio so you can mux it back to mpg2.
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    Originally Posted by johns0
    Vobedit extracts all the video and audio so you can mux it back to mpg2.
    DVD2AVI does the same.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    dvd2avi doesnt extract to m2v or mpv,its basically a frameserver and avi encoder.
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    Originally Posted by johns0
    dvd2avi doesnt extract to m2v or mpv,its basically a frameserver and avi encoder.
    True. I should have added that it be used in conjunction with TMPGEnc. My apologies.
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  8. 2nd Apr 2004 21:45 #8
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    I'm pretty sure that some of the rippers rip to elementary streams.
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