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Jim Moffitt August 15th, 2012 07:56 AM

DVD Editing Information
 
Dumb question(s) from a newby. Can you suggest a good BASIC book on video editing. I am trying (just starting) to create some DVD's and am unable to use the video editing software that I have (Corel and Sony). I am unable to open a VOB file with either program. What format should I change the VOB file into in order to edit it. Nope, I am not a blond. Jim Moffitt

Eric Olson August 15th, 2012 11:58 AM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Moffitt (Post 1748545)
What format should I change the VOB file into in order to edit it.

Are you shooting with a video camera that records onto mini DVDs?

Jim Moffitt August 15th, 2012 06:38 PM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
Yes, records on mini DVD's (3 inch ?). Camera is a Canon DC320 and I have recorded on both DVD-RW and DVD-R. Same results on both types of media. Can't read VOB files. with either Sony or Corel. Thanks for any advice. Jim Moffitt

Ervin Farkas August 15th, 2012 08:35 PM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
Try changing the file extension .vob to .mpeg.

If that doesn't work, us MPEG Streamclip - open the DVD, then go to File > Save as MPEG.

Eric Olson August 16th, 2012 03:13 AM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Moffitt (Post 1748642)
Can't read VOB files. with either Sony or Corel.

With Sony Vegas it should just work. What version are you running?

Jim Moffitt August 16th, 2012 07:22 AM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
I have Vegas Movie Studio 9.0, but to say that I am using it would be a real stretch :(. Jim

Garrett Low August 16th, 2012 07:26 AM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
In Sony Vegas connect your camera to your computer or copy the VOB files to a directory. Go to File>Import>DVD Camcorder Disc. That will pull the files into your timeline and rewrap the footage so that Vegas will work easily with it.

Jim Moffitt August 16th, 2012 06:39 PM

Re: DVD Editing Information
 
Thanks Garret: OK, will try that. Thanks for the info. I will also try changing the file extension per Ervins advice (didn't know file extensions could be so easily changed).
Sincerely, Jim


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