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Posted by Tricky Dicky on 08/27/06 10:51
"Rab" <rab67@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Tricky Dicky" <tricky@nospam.clara.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> "higgy" <higgyslacker@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> "Tricky Dicky" wrote:
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>>>> This going to sound really dumb, but it's been a long time since I
>>>> have had to do this and I have forgotten what program I need.
>>>> Videohelp is down at the moment
>>>>
>>>> It's a work video which I have already used DVD Decrypter to get onto
>>>> my hard drive but I cannot remember what to do next! Duh.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone help?
>>>
>>> If you don't have very specific format requirements, the big vob in the
>>> Video_ts directory can be renamed to "Something.mpg" and the small files
>>> discarded. Otherwise use something like tmpgenc or virtualdub to
>>> convert.
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>> I've got Tmpgenc which I have used to convert mpegs into DVDs and burn in
>> the past but I cannot see anyway of using this program to make a VOB into
>> an MPG.
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>> The old trick of renaming the extension does work but I want the simplest
>> format mpeg I can get for portability on low spec PCs
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>> Tricky
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> To convert a video file to mpeg1 I use a DVD authoring package to create a
> VCD, which I save to HDD rather than a CD.
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> I happened to use Sonic, but looking at Nero - it should do it too.
Had a go using Nero but it says that due to patent restrictions it won't let
me encode/decode mpeg-2 and that I should buy a plug in. Cheeky bastards ;-)
Tricky
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