how to extract video from a DVD for editing first insert your DVD into your
DVD Drive you might see a video play pop-up to start playing the DVD turn off
the video player go to the start button click the start button go to my computer
click it now look for the folders button click on the folders button look for
your DVD Drive my DVD drive is in dr e us maybe somewhere else
click on it you'll see two folders at least two folders one of them is the
audio and the other one is video double click on the video folder you'll see a
number of files click on view details now I can see the files clearly what we
want other volt files the vob files next transfer devote files to your pc let's
create a folder on my desktop you can create a photo in any part of your pc
i'll call my father and eggs for edit
because i want to use these impacts for editing later by the way what files are
impact files open up your new folder and resize it do a drag-and-drop transfer
your vob file yet to your new folder it's quite a while you get its a 1
gigabyte file here and it's going to take 65 minutes the transfer in the
meantime go have your coffee brick
ok
the fault is being transferred to the desktop now i'm going to demonstrate to
you how to use this vob file I'm going to open up the biggest Pro it i'm using
vegas pro for video editing you may use adobe premiere or Windows Movie Maker
whatever but i'm going to show you how to transfer this video file into the
video editing software
open up the new folder and pack folder drag and drop the video clip onto the
timeline there you go
you can now edit the video know if you're editing software is not sony
vegas and it doesn't recognize a vob file what you can do is rename the vob
file right-click on it Reed name and change the vob into dot-mpeg that stands
for impact fault you want to change it yes done so this impact fault you can
now edit it any way you want
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