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Ripped from DVD importing into AVID MC5 ON A PC
I have some files that were ripped from a DVD and are in VOB format.How can I import them into AVID media composer 5 and lose the least possible quality?
I tried MPEG STREAMCLIP for Windows and either it’s not working or I’m not doing it properly. 🙁 Seems like MPEG Streamclip is designed mostly for MAC – even the Windows version. Also, you have to uninstall the full version of Quicktime for MPEG STREAMCLIP to work, and I need Quicktime for other purposes.
Thanks in advance,
Nydia
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3 Replies
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Rename the .vob to .mpg. Any of your software that can transcode mpeg2 files should work.
Lee
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Calgary, Alberta
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I’ve figured out a quick fix to solve the DVD and Avid MC incompatible issue.
https://juliet-tech-rip-blurays-dvdss.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/03/09/100559
https://format-changes.over-blog.com
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Certainly not free, but mentioned here for completeness; Drastic Technology’s Media Reactor AMA plug-in supports a lot of formats including VOB.
Michael
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