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  1. 9th Aug 2006 09:24 #1
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    I have 6 DVDs. I need to get them into Premiere Pro so I can edit the video footage from the DVDs. How can I convert the DVD footage to AVI so the footage holds up in quality and I can easily edit it in Premiere?
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    You could try Baldrick's guide How to frameserve DVD/MPEG2/HDTV to an advanced video editor.
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    I have tried that, however I get some weird flickering when I do the frameserve option and use the video in Premiere.
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    Load VOB(s) in VirtualDubMod (possibly joining them first with vobmerge), save as DV AVI (or uncompressed AVI is disc space allows).

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Load VOB(s) in VirtualDubMod (possibly joining them first with vobmerge), save as DV AVI (or uncompressed AVI is disc space allows).

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    Is there a more detailed tutorial for the method you described? I'm not sure how to get the VOB(s) from the DVD.
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    You just rip it to HDD (DVDDecrypter or DVDFab Decrypter)

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Load VOB(s) in VirtualDubMod (possibly joining them first with vobmerge), save as DV AVI (or uncompressed AVI is disc space allows).

    /Mats
    When I load the VOSs into VirtualDubMod, how do I save them as a DV AVI?
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    Make sure you have the Panasonic DV codec installed. Select that under Compression. Save.

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Make sure you have the Panasonic DV codec installed. Select that under Compression. Save.

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    I edit with Canopus and I already have that codec installed. Will that work?
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    Probably, yes. Know what? Try!

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    Originally Posted by foochuck
    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Load VOB(s) in VirtualDubMod (possibly joining them first with vobmerge), save as DV AVI (or uncompressed AVI is disc space allows).

    /Mats
    Is there a more detailed tutorial for the method you described? I'm not sure how to get the VOB(s) from the DVD.
    Hmmm, then how did you try the frameserve method, you would have had to have ripped the VOBs for that method too?
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