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Copy DVD to MPEG?

Discussion in 'CloneDVD mobile' started by morajodk, Apr 24, 2007.

  1. morajodk

    morajodk New Member

    Hi,

    I've paid a company to transfer all my old 8mm film to DVD.

    Now I want to edit this in Adobe Premiere 2. But I need to convert the DVD to MPEG.

    Is it possible using CloneDVDMobile to convert to a format (like MPEG), that Premiere 2 will read?

    Thanks a million!!

    Mojo
     
    morajodk, Apr 24, 2007
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  2. mike20021969

    mike20021969 Well-Known Member

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    mike20021969, Apr 24, 2007
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  3. TM2-Megatron

    TM2-Megatron Well-Known Member

    Aren't the VOB files on a DVD already basically MPEG-2 format? When transferring some of my grandfather's old VHS home videos to DVD, I used a DVD recorder (TV based) to digitize the tapes initially. Then I just ripped those DVDs to the computer using DVDShrink, and renamed the VOB files to *.mpg or *.mpeg.
     
    TM2-Megatron, Apr 27, 2007
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  4. SamuriHL

    SamuriHL Moderator

    Just do passthrough to create one big VOB and rename it to .mpg...then you should be able to open it with Premiere. (No, VOB is not EXACTLY the same as an mpeg file but you SHOULD be able to do this)
     
    SamuriHL, Apr 27, 2007
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