#FFMPEGX VOB HOW TO#
#FFMPEGX VOB MAC OS X#
#FFMPEGX VOB MOVIE#
#FFMPEGX VOB MANUAL#
#FFMPEGX VOB FULL#

Straight from the horse's mouth Mar 2005: Yes, but it can't currently open MPEG1 inside a VOB.Ĭontact squared5 (the guy that wrote SC). The docs say that it is perfectly capable of opening mpeg1/2

#FFMPEGX VOB MAC OS X#

G4-1.2gig proc-lots of HD and mem Mac OS X (10.3.8)

#FFMPEGX VOB MANUAL#

Unfortunatly since SC is made for proffesionals the manual might as well be a series of crop circles for most people.įeel free to propagate thes instructions to whomever might need them. Understandable and sometimes humorus way. It is very good at explaning all you need to do in a plane, Its the book that should have been in the box!

#FFMPEGX VOB HOW TO#

You dont need to know how to build an engine to be able to drive the car 😉 It just happens to have a few things that the 'casual' user can take advantage of. It is a very powerful programme for the audio/vid profesional. Since you have iMovie I will take it that you know how to use it.Īlso being able to 'hand off' the finished iMovie to iDVD and burn a custom DVDĪll the rest of the stuff in SC you will probably never ever use. The software will start to convert the file to a DV file that iMovie can accept. you may want to make a test file, do a 'save as' and make sure. I believe its where you have previosly done a 'save as' and are able The resulting file will most likely end up in the hard drive that SC is in.ĭo a test first and see where it ends up. You should not have to do anything else but to select 'make DV'. If you have iM5 or iM6 dont worry about this. IM4 and previous can only accept clips of 9:29 in length. This will split the exported/converted file into segments. If you have iM4 or earlier you also want to select 'split DV stream into segments'. I have found that selecting these gets the best result. NTSC is north america.ĭepending on the DVD player you have you probably want PAL)Ĭheck the boxes marked 'reinterlace chroma', 'better (note: PAL is the video standard for europe. Then, if your in europe you may want to chose for Standard: 'PAL 720x576, 25 fps. You want to chose for Compression: DV(DV25). Select this and you will get a dialogue window. Now with the section 'selected' go to the 'File' pull down menue. Kind of like sellecting some text and pasting it to another place in a word prossessing programmee. Meaning you are not actualy 'cutting' anything. Only with this it is a 'non destructive' prossess. Just like going through a reel of film and 'razoring out' a segment of it You have just selected a segment of the file. You have just selected the begginnig and end of the section you want. Then go to the 'Edit' pull down menue and select 'Select Out'. Slide this to the place in the vid that you want to be the end of a section that you want. You have just selected the begginnig of the section you want. Then go to the 'Edit' pull down menue and select 'Select In'. Slide this to the place in the vid that you want to be the begginning of a section that you want.

#FFMPEGX VOB FULL#

When you get the full file into SC you will see a slider controle at the bottom of the window.

#FFMPEGX VOB MOVIE#

You now have the whole movie in a form that can be edited the way you need.

SC will pull them in and there you go (bobs yer uncle). SC will just pass over what it does not need.

You will see a lot of files -VIDEO_TS.BUP and VTS Go to the folder named 'The Movie' (whatever the movie title is). Then find where MTR put the 'cleaned off' (wink-nod) movie. To get all the movie into SC so that you can edit you must go to the 'File' pulldown menue. VOB files into SC what you are reading is an MPEG-2 format. I am reading the manual for SC and it says on the first page 'to play mpeg-2 files (this is what you are doing) you need the mpeg-2 playback component'.it also says that QT Pro is not required! I dont think you can get bootleg copies of the add on for Q.T. If you have OSX 10.x.x you may have Quicktime and all you need is the MPEG component. that is Quicktim with the add on MPEG component. That being said.yes you need to have Quicktime pro. if it does not, always match the rce# to the region that it was made for. Notice that in MTR if the RCE comes up clear, no prob. I recentley had to 'walk' someone through the use of SC to convert to DV.Īll you should have to do is go to SC and open the. If the dvd is not copy protected you do not need MTR.

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