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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Help with pulling content off DVD's
I have some DVD's that I need to pull the video off of to be able to edit it in FCP. What program can I do this with (I have Final Cut Studio 2)? I want to "rip" them at the highest possible quality (mov, avi, mpeg2?).
Thanks. p.s. I have full rights to use the content on the DVD's from the owner. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Ofallon missouri
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DVD rips
Oliver,
If your on a mac this is how I do it first, download mactheripper free program. leave all the default settings as they are that will create the Ts files for you. Next use toast or some other burning program that allows ts burning. i found toast works best for my needs but its not free. Good luck Shawn |
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Shawn, will this allow me to end up with usable files to open in FCP from the DVD? I need to extract the audio and video from the DVD's, I don't need to re-burn the it.
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Shawn mactheripper did the job, thanks!
Robert the MPEGstream works great and I can save as Prores442 so I don't have to render anything in FCP. Thanks! |
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