Hello All, I recently had someone ask me to make a highlight video from their sons football games. The games were on three DVDs. I was able to get the video off with a program that a friend of mine had. I was unable to get the audio off. Does Vegas have a way of extracting (maybe not the right word) both the audio or video? If Vegas doesn't is there any software out there that will ...
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-05 12:20:00)
by Ryan Calloway
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-05 13:11:00)
by Don Bloom
it's possible that the audio is AC3 which Vegas will render to but not read. When I have a DVD to import I have found it easier to play in in with a small DVD player and just capture as you normaly would. Then you also have an much easier time editing. MPEG is a very difficult codec to edit in Vegas. Don
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-05 13:29:00)
by Edward Troxel
The newer versions of Vegas will read AC3 when it's in an MPEG file. You didn't say what version of Vegas you're using. The newer versions also have a File - Import - DVD Camcorder Disc option which is designed to extract from a DVD. You could try that (depending on what version you have). Don's method will ALWAYS work, though.
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-07 00:28:00)
by Ryan Calloway
Don & Edward, Thanks for the advice. Sorry for the late reply. I use Vegas 6.0 I will definitely try using the DVD player and I probably need to update to the latest version of Vegas. Thanks again.
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Started 1 year, 8 months ago (2007-04-07 07:08:00)
by Edward Troxel
Since you're on Vegas 6, make sure you update to the most current version of Vegas 6. DVD import was added in 6.0c.
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