Need to rip DVD and edit with Premier CS3 Please Help
by Ted Hendricks
on
Nov 4, 2009 at 12:29:34 am
Thanks in advance for your help. I created a 45 minute DVD in Premier 6 a few years back and then the computer crashed!. I only have the DVD and now need to rip it so I can edit in Premier CS3.
I have spent countless hours downloading software and trying to get this to work. I have had success getting VOB or IFO files but they dont seem to work when I import to Premier as I get no picture. I tried to convert to MPG but the video result was choppy. I tried to convert to AVI but got no picture.
I am confused with the mulitudes of codecs and conversions.
The bottom line is that I want to rip my DVD and then import to Premier. I am looking for a step by step tutorial that walks me through it.
There is an easy wizard that will allow you to export the entire DVD to a single AVI uncompressed file. It will even extract the menus and subtitles for you. I've used this software countless times and the results are excellent.
Re: Need to rip DVD and edit with Premier CS3 Please Help by Jonathan Shohet on Nov 4, 2009 at 9:56:47 am
Make sure you try VOB2MPG as well, if you haven't already. It converts VOB to MPG without re-encoding the video stream itself, and there is a free version.
Re: Need to rip DVD and edit with Premier CS3 Please Help by Ted Hendricks on Nov 4, 2009 at 6:04:15 am
Vince,
I downloaded and used the trial copy of TMPGEnc. I was able to rip a DVD and the preview with in TMPGEnc included good video and audio, but when I imported to Adobe Premier CS3 the audio did not show up.
Re: Need to rip DVD and edit with Premier CS3 Please Help by Jake Williams on Nov 4, 2009 at 4:54:06 pm
Hi Ted,
You could try using your ripping software to rip an mp3/wav file of your DVD to then match up to the picture once in premiere.
Another good program for ripping DVDs is MPEG streamclip (http://www.squared5.com/)but if on a mac you will need QT pro installed if on a pc then you can use Quicktime alternative (http://www.filehippo.com/download_quicktime_alternative/)
Both are free programs. I have had good results with these programs and often rip have to rip the video and audio separately in order to import into premiere.
Re: Need to rip DVD and edit with Premier CS3 Please Help by Ted Hendricks on Nov 6, 2009 at 5:22:56 pm
Thanks for all the info. Looks like I have it figured out with the TMPGEnc 4.0. I fixed the audio issue by making changing a setting in the program.
The quality looks great and sound also is good. I am going to convert from the free trial to the full program