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  1. 13th Feb 2006 15:16 #1
    georges99
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    Hi,

    I just edit a vacation movie, and burned it on a DVD. After everything was done, I noticed an error in the name of the City in my intro.

    I was using Adobe Premiere Elements for the editing. Now if I want to correct this, I have to find a way to send back to my HD my movie, so I can make the corrections.

    How do I do that ? How to transfer my movie on a DVD back to an AVI format ?

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    better to use your original source files -

    a lot better


    but otherwise there is a ton of guides here on how to extract dvd to a avi file for editing
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    If at all avoidable, you shouldn't go back to AVI and then mpg again at all, since that would be two more reencodings, ruining the overall video quality.
    To get the DVD back to HDD, rip with DVDDecrypter.

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  4. 13th Feb 2006 15:22 #4
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    Thanks for your e-mail.

    After burning the final DVD, I erased the sources files. It would have been very easy to fix the spelling error in the intro section.

    Now I have to transfer DVD to AVI, and I do not know how to do it ...


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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    If at all avoidable, you shouldn't go back to AVI and then mpg again at all, since that would be two more reencodings, ruining the overall video quality.
    To get the DVD back to HDD, rip with DVDDecrypter.

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    Thanks Mats for your infos.

    I do have DVD decrypter. Could you give me the steps to follow ?


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    or vob2mpg(no video conversion) and reauthor with premiere elements....if it supports authoring from mpg files.

    or other methods: https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=638#638
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