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Posted by Netmask on 11/11/06 01:17
"JCO" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:M905h.3$v93.1@trnddc06...
> The Womble software works really well. The GUI was kind of awkward but I
> finally figured out how to convert the vob to a different format. Once I
> figured it out, it worked great.
>
> I did not get the VideoRedo to work with my existing DVD. It seems to want
> only a file from the hard drive that is already in mpeg format for
> editing.
> However, I admit, once the Womble worked, I really did not spend much time
> understanding VideoRedo.
>
> Thanks Netmask, so much for the options you gave me. I've achieved my task
> and now must complete my project for school.
>
> Thanks also to mcheu for suggesting the FlaskMpeg program that also
> worked.
>
> Great newsgroup...
>
>
>
> "Netmask" <netmask@geemail.com> wrote in message
> news:rtU4h.62165$rP1.13967@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>
>> "JCO" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:z_R4h.3304$Bk5.1735@trnddc06...
>> > Working on a school project. I have an 8mm camera but no way to get
> that
>> > on
>> > to a computer. I was able to get it on my DVR machine, therefore was
> able
>> > to create a DVD of our project from the analog tape.
>> >
>> > Now I need to get the DVD format (VOB & TS Folders) to a format so that
> it
>> > will play on the computer. That way, embed it into a powerpoint
>> > presentation (and add other stuff to it).
>> >
>> > I've been reviwing DVD Shrink, DVD Decrypter but they don't seem to
>> > convert
>> > my DVD into a computer format. I have Pinnacle 9.5 installed, however,
> it
>> > will not take a DVD as an input source. If it did, then I can convert
> to
>> > Mpeg or AVI with no issues. I also have Roxio 9 installed and
>> > reviewing
>> > the
>> > options there. I don't think it can rip the DVD into a computer format
>> > either.
>> >
>> > Any help in this area.
>> > Thanks in advance.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Considering the source material a simple way to do it is to just copy the
>> VOB files to your computer and open them in a mpeg editor like Womble or
>> VideRedo, you can then edit if necessary and export your handiwork as a
>> mpeg2 or mpeg1 file etc.
>> You can in many cases and considering your source is home made and not a
>> commercial DVD, you can simply rename the file suffix from VOB to MPG.
>>
Glad it worked - Womble is a very useful program.
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