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Though I'm a definite for AWA, I'm a maybe for the dinner at this point. Gotta check with my uncle to see when I can visit his family in the area. Any of the restaurant options seems good, though my preference order from greatest to least is Cheesecake, Mexican, Italian.

Thanks Mister Hatt! I'll look into those for future use, but I actually figured it out! It took me almost as long to get 10 seconds worth of dialogue as it did to actually edit the video.

Well, it did what I needed it to do, but I don't fault excluding it if it wasn't practical for most people. The audio on the ripped m2ts is messed up for some reason. I took the opportunity to try out MakeMKV to rip a better copy, and it was superior to AnyDVD in that I could choose what files to ri...

That's the one! I'm running good ol' XP still, not these new-fangled OS's you kids use... Crazy kids!

I'm done editing my video. It took me longer to get the source ready than to actually make it! But I did it, thanks to all of you! I have 1 more question: for my credits at the end I want to use a little snippet of the movie audio. I know how to demux a wav file from an avi in virtualdub, but I didn...

Plus my video card isn't on that list! And I'll keep that resolution in mind, though again, this is a CG Dreamworks source, not really anime, so it may have a higher resolution. I did use the utvideo codec. How do you find out what the actual source resolution is, btw?

Downloaded DGDecNV. Now I just have to wait for a license key. The conversion of the movie worked out great, but it's the hugest file I've ever seen: 114GB. That's a lot of gigs!

Wow, that really clears a lot up, mirkosp! It helps me to know the basic theory behind what I'm using. My card is on that list, and I do have $15 to spare, so I might just make my life easier and get DGIndexNV. Besides, if I get that, am I right in thinking I wouldn't have to convert m2ts to mkv lik...

Makemkv is another application that can rip blurays, and it rips straight to mkv. Give that one a try and see if it decrypts it ok for you. Or, can you use dvdfab in conjunction with anydvd? I've never used anydvd so im not sure how it works. Downloaded makemkv. I'll try it next rip, but I've got a...

Computer fixed! I ripped my first blue-ray, but with DVDFab it came out blocky, like it didn't unencrypt it... It was How to Train Your Dragon, which has been out for more than a few months, so I was surprised at that. I used AnyDVD instead, and it came out normal, but ripped the WHOLE disc, which w...

Kitsuner wrote:
AND PARTY WE DID

Yes, yes we did.
It got a very favorable response from the TOTALLY PACKED room during the pony panel.

I've been on facebook too much. I was looking for a way to "like" the above post...
BTW problem solved, I got a blu-ray drive too. And the cheapest I could find on Newegg was $56. Now I just have to install it. And figure out why my computer keeps blue-screening...

But, if you are going to be getting the capture card anyways, why dont you just compare the 2 and see what looks better. I'm surprised I didn't think of that... I think it would be faster and less work to rip DVDs in any case. I didn't want to go through all the work of capturing footage unless it ...

BasharOfTheAges wrote:If you have a tower to put it in (or an external enclosure) You can buy BRD drives for like $25 now.

And I'm sure I will get one in the not too distant future, but the philosophical question still remains.
(Yes I have a tower. and $25)

So here is my quandary for all to opine: I have an idea for a vid using a movie I got on a blu-ray/dvd combo pack. Now, I've not made the transition to full HD editing since a) I don't have a blu-ray drive on my comp, and b) my old-ass editing program can't handle anything over 720p anyway. However,...