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  1. 31st Oct 2007 14:08 #1
    nadizo
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    I have a wedding video about 10 minutes on a DVD, I would like to know how I can take out that video from the DVD and put it on my computer, so that in the future I can upload it to youtube for my friends to watch. Thank you for your help.
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    USe vob2mpg and you will get one mpg that you can upload to youtube or edit.
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    its giving me problems with the download, is there any other program I can use?
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    ok i did the mirror download and i got it..
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    im having another problem now, the file is 740 mb and its only 10minutes.. why so big? i cant upload it to youtube because youtube is saying its too large... what can i do?
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  6. 31st Oct 2007 15:04 #6
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    Re-encode it to something else. It's "so big" because it's an MPEG-2 file using typical bitrates.
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    By "typical bitrates" lordsmurf means
    "anything greater than 8000 kbps".

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    Just use autogk to shrink it to avi xvid/divx as soopafresh mentioned.
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    get a converter that does flv. convert to 320x240 resolution with MP3 audio.

    riva still offers a free version on the download page.
    http://www.rivavx.com/index.php?encoder&L=3
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    Originally Posted by Midzuki
    By "typical bitrates" lordsmurf means
    "anything greater than 8000 kbps".

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    For this disc, probably so. I imagine it's in the usual 1-2 hour range.
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