primiere problem

[Minion]

if you have a fansub, i assure you it's not dvd quality. may look like it to the untrained eye though.
solution: buy dvds.

Really? I got the dvd's but their copy protected! I am not into decieveing copy protection, so i use fansubs. yeah, Premeir is not always happy with Xvid and stuff. I find it works perfect with Divx however

you tried to sound smart just now. doesn't work so well when you give bad advice >.>
i'm tired. i'll let someone else explain the - at least 3 things wrong with your post

[tulipanooo]

i renamed the .AVI file to use the .MPG extension and it worked out. the primiere opened the file. thank you.

*facepalm*

In general, renaming file extensions just to get certain programs to accept them is only asking for trouble later on.

i am a very beginner, could you tell me step by step?

Here's a step-by-step guide:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... meth1.html

Ignore the AVISynth part; just load your AVI files into VDubMod instead. The process of actually compressing the clips with HuffYUV/Lagarith will still be the same.

It worked out, THANK YOU ALLLLLLLL very much

[madbunny]

if you have a fansub, i assure you it's not dvd quality. may look like it to the untrained eye though.
solution: buy dvds.

Really? I got the dvd's but their copy protected! I am not into decieveing copy protection, so i use fansubs. yeah, Premeir is not always happy with Xvid and stuff. I find it works perfect with Divx however

Use DVD decrypter. I'll has a workaround for the copy protection. I have yet to have it fail.

Xvid, and DIVX are pretty much conceptually the same when it comes to editing. It's a compressed file. Vegas, might work well with divx and what all, but premiere hates it. Hates it like Gollum hates the sunlight.

Try to avoid using fansubs. They are usually compressed, lossy and tend to have those pesky subtitles in them. There ARE raw HD captures that are DVD quality, but somehow I doubt that you're using them.