Problems getting video to work in Ulead VS 99

[jrflyck]

Having trouble getting some videos to load in VS 9. These are from dvd's, not protected. It will not read the mpeg files created by VS 9 Most work, but some do not.

Have tried to rip to HD and then import into VS 9, with different progs, such as DVD Clone. Have tried to reencode mpeg with TPMGenc 3.0 Xpress, but "corrected" mpegs still have trouble in VS 9.

Have tried Fix VTS, to no avail(did work on one problem situation, but not others).

Looking for suggestions to fix the defective dvd files I am importing into VS 9, or to fix the resulting mpegs after ripping to hd.

[Bjs]

Use vobedit to demux your vob title into seperate m2v video stream , and audio stream (you need to check what type you dvd is using)

Run vobedit , load first vob of dvd title set .
Hit demux button .
Choose mpeg stream , and check box "complete title set" .
Set output folder with ample room , and let it rip .

The same applies to audio ... to same folder .

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Audio should be converted to wav ... mp3 as a last resort .

These can then be brought into ulead video studio ... it dose not support vob input ... and dose not have ac3 audio either , so dont try it .

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If this fail's , it could very well be a problem with the video stream ... never trusted tmpgenc for anything ...

You will need to create a simple script for vdub to concat all vob's now on hd , and frameserve to bbmpeg to re-encode the mpeg's (never fail's) .

Or an avisynth script that concat's the vob's and quenc to load script and re-encode video stream ... only issue here is audio may not be perfectly aligned ... it's why I prefer vdub frameserving to bbmpeg over all other's .