[Jay]

I've been given some DVDs to edit and put clips on a Website. The DVD is not encypted so far as I know.
There are 2 folders; audio_ts (empty) and video_ts (populated).

I ultimately need to edit clips from the DVD with something simple such as Windows Movie Maker 6.

I guess I need a way to save portions (or the whole disc) as .avi's, then stream the completed clips. How to rip to disc?

TIA

[Jay]

I was able to import the folder to my HD and now see the bups, ifos and vobs.
Vobs play in WMP (although they all start the same).
Now wut?

[Skibum]

no idea... sorry.

[Chromakey]

have you tried renaming the video files with .mpg extension instead?

That usually makes them playable in a video format

[Jay]

Yes I renamed one and am looking for a mpg editor now.

This is for Italian State Radio/TV so I want to do it good.

This post has been edited by Jay: 15 May 2007 - 07:49 AM

[Chromakey]

Once you have it as an mpg file you could try a free video/audio file converter tool called super - dont download the latest version though as no-one seems to get it to work and I had to revert back to a previous version which is still available on the net here:- Super - Build 21

When you run it, ignore all the nags about it being out of date - it works fine!

[Jay]

Noted. Thanks.
It turns out that Movie Maker 6 alone is sufficient once you rename the vob to mpg.
Version 6 comes with Vista.