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The VOB file plays just fine, in full, in various media players, so it's Adobe that is having the issues, hence why I need to convert.īut it sounds like you agree to go with AVI, not MPEG, so I will find a program that can read the files and convert. I cannot use AME to convert the files as, for example, it reads a 42 minute episode as about 15 seconds, and that is all it converts. Some stuff is indie made DVDs, and some stuff is network, regular DVDs you would go into any store to purchase.Īs I said, Adobe is not reading the VOB files correctly. And in Canada I am legally able to make a digital backup of DVDs I have purchased, to clear that up.

Actors are required to have reels of their work, so obviously they need to edit footage that does not belong to them. I am not the creator, but I have direct permission in some cases and in others it falls perfectly under fair use and is in line with video remixing under the DCMA. I don't have the tape, I don't have the original footage. So I tried MKV as that seemed to be another great way to get a high quality rip, and it was.but I can't edit that - Adobe won't even let me import that (VOB I can import at least). Other people on here have said not to try to edit VOB because of all the extra encoded info.

It is just an utter MESS and impossible to work with.

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I am trying to learn more about the technical, but I am often lost, so, as I said, do feel free to dumb it down. I am much more on the artist side, not the technical side of all this. It doesn't seem like it should be so complicated, by I guess it is. Everything I find references a million things I've never heard of. Please, by all means, feel free to talk down to me because I find all this stuff extremely confusing, and it's part of the frustration trying to find an answer. Adobe reads about 10 seconds of the file and that is it. For example, I have 1 episode of a show where the VOB file is nearly 2GB, and over 42 minutes. I can't import those, and AME isn't reading the VOB files correctly, so it can't convert them. Is DV AVI different from AVI? I have seen AVI suggested in various places, but that seems to be harder to come by a good converting program, hence I wanted to double check here.ĪME can't read the MKV files. I'm happy to buy a new converting program, but makes more sense to find out what the best format is first before I research that. I want the best looking footage I can get.

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I have tried mp4 with Handbrake and it's.okay (but it's also compressing the 900MB to just over 300MB), better than I've had, but as good as I see people use on youtube all the time. I want to maintain the highest quality footage I can. ARG!īefore I can really look into the best converting options, I need to know what is the best file type for editing in Adobe. I then used MakeMKV to rip fantastic looking MKV files (nearly 900MB for a 1/2 hour show), only to find Adobe doesn't support that. I thought I'd be able to edit VOB files, only to find those don't work well in premiere (they are all sorts of messed up). I am ripping a DVD in order to edit it (yes, I have permission as I am editing an actor's reel). This is something I've been trying to figure out for a long time, but now I have a computer that can handle it so I really want to get this working:

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