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convert unscaled VOB files with Adboe Media Encoder CS5?
Hi there,
I have just been sent a load of footage on a DVD …it is has 3 large VOB files.
Basically I need to edit them in Premiere Pro CS5 … can I convert them using Adobe Media Encoder CS5 (it says it takes VOB files)?
If so ..what format should I convert them too ? it says that they are 704×576 unscaled (whatever that means) with 48khz audio
I have tried to convert them to normal h.264 720×576 DV widescreen with 48khz sound as its the only combination that seems to work …the only problem is the sound is out of sync by a few seconds?
Any help would be very much appreciated 🙂
many thanks
Ewan
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2 Replies
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Have tried to put the VOB files on to your hard drive and access them via media browser in PPro? CS5 can edit with VOB natively. 😉
Jon Barrie
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Hi Jon
thanks for your reply
I have tried accessing them through PPro…however they seem to be very disjointed/stuterring and include like a black and white clock time code at the beginning.
When I put the DVD into my computer it wont play through iDVD or anything …there is just one single VIDEO_TS folder which contains all the VOB, IFO and BUP files…. is this a muxed set of files (spl???)
So far I have downloaded mpeg stream clip (along with the mpeg-2 component from Appple) and it seems to play correctly now within mpeg streamclip…which is great.
My only problem is that the project I’m importing the footage into is 1920×1080 … and this footage is 704×576… I’m really not too sure what I should export it as through mpeg streamclip … I’m guessing that all I can do to preserve the quality is keep it as 704×576 and export as a Quicktime Animation?
and then use it as best I can 🙂
cheers
Ewan
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