Frage von coventgarden:
Hello,
I have been diligently searched udn in your forum for tips and tricks have been synonymous for a whole piece come next. But now I finally hang and although s.folgendem:
I want to convert parts of a DVD into MPEG and then cut out short sequences. For that I've kept up http://www.sele.biz/24a6bc96050ad8302/24a6bc96520bc8701/24a6bc96520bd4d16.html s.The Instructions and Project X and use Mpeg2Schnitt. After I have therefore chosen transformed into Project X, the corresponding. Vob file and I get as provided an MPEG file, an AC3 file, and two IDD files. When I open MPEG2Schnitt everything seems to be ok. Picture ok, sound there. Then I cut myself out of the desired sequence and receive a cut MPEG video. What I do not get is sound. The sequence is silent.
What is wrong, what's wrong with MPEG2Schnitt?
Ultimately, I want the sequence to install the Windows Movie Maker. I have the slight suspicion that the file does not recognize. Could it be?
Antwort von beiti:
MPEG2Schnitt requires separate audio - and video files as a starting material. Audio files can the endings. Mp2 or.'ve Ac3, depending on what kind of sound tracks on the DVD were on it. When you open a video file, the namesake soundtrack auto mitgeöffnet, insofar as users do not you get it right with that they are separate files.
After cutting, you get a cut accordingly m2v file (Picture only) and the accompanying sound file (. Ac3 or. Mp2). They talk synonymous of Elementary Streams. Most Programs can only play program streams (Picture and sound completely). If you then only the m2v file to open, of course, you have no sound. The yes is in a separate file. One might Picture and sound back to a elementary stream join ( "mux"), but whether it makes sense in your case would be is another question.
Generally you use more program streams for direct viewing on your PC, elementary streams rather than raw material for new DVDs.
If you actually explain what you have before, you may call it an appropriate workflow. I understand, for example, not what you need the Windows Movie Maker, if you have cut the file already in MPEG2Schnitt.
Antwort von coventgarden:
So I have the following steps:
I create the Windows Movie Maker, a short video. It begins with the pictures with music background, and then I cut out to be purely a short video. The video is just what I want to get off of the DVD. I've done this for a while with TMPGEnc and Videoredo. Videoredo for the trial period has expired, however, and therefore I can use it any more. It was once made to ascertain whether the Movie Maker is a good program (there are certainly better), but I get along well, and thus find the features synonymous sufficient.
So, at it again to briefly summarize. I want to cut short sequences of a DVD to insert them later in a new video clip that I create on the Windows Movie Maker.
Antwort von beiti:
Unfortunately I do not know which file formats can handle the Windows Movie Maker. Both VOB, MPG as synonymous as synonymous M2V are all MPEG files. At least in the version 2 of the Windows Movie Maker should be able to handle MPEG. (I myself have Win2000 and it can not test it for you.)
You could time trial basis, the extension of the VOB files to. Mpg rename and see if they are then detected by Windows Movie Maker (so) without having to use ProjectX and MPEG2Schnitt.
The date of you gone way over MPEG2 elementary streams (with ProjectX and demux with MPEG2Schnitt jump cut) is actually more as a precursor for DVD authoring suitable program for further processing in a less editing.
Else you have the MPEGs (ie VOBs) from the DVD with a suitable program to convert to DV-AVI, then you can further process them with almost any editing software.
