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DVDxDV pro question
hey there
I have permission (a special license from a 3rd party) to use clips from a network sitcom and am trying to use DVDxDVpro to lift the clips from a DVD to ingest into our video server. DVDxDVpro is playing back green screen and the audio is jumping all over the place.
could this have something to do with the copy protection on the dvd? i though this programme was able to circumvent this process – which of course is only ever acceptable with the right legal permissions.
any ideas?
thanks
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DVDxDV cannot bypass copy protection.
You are going to have to use something else.
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any ideas of what that something else could be or is that heading into the priate zone?
G5 DP 2.0
2.0G RAM
OS 10.3.8
QT 6.5.2
FCP HD 4.5
CineWave 4.7
Cinewave RT Pro
Pro Digital Plus & Pro Analogue BOB -
You are heading into Pirate waters matey!
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arrrgh me hearties!!!! raise the skull n bones …..coming a board…..take no prisoners arrrrrrgggh
G5 DP 2.0
2.0G RAM
OS 10.3.8
QT 6.5.2
FCP HD 4.5
CineWave 4.7
Cinewave RT Pro
Pro Digital Plus & Pro Analogue BOB -
https://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22715
then use mpegstreamclip to render the m2v file to dv……
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If you have permission why would they not provide a suitable videotape master?
Other than that you may want to capture off the video out of a DVD player instead.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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There’s a certain program that rhymes with an old serial killer named Jack the Ripper that will do what you need. Jack used Macs all of the time. I’ll leave it up to you to find the rest.
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My advice to avoid all those troubled waters is to just go component out of your dvd player and capture it in FCP that way in stead of go through 2 different programs to import it in FCP. Of course, if you don’t have permission then you’ll walk the plank;)
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