K how do you get the DVD??

The Hitokiri Battousai · Post by **The Hitokiri Battousai** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 9:09 pm

Ive been wrestling with this crap for a month

how do you rip stuff from the DVD?? I tried coying it to my computer (the footage) but it skips occassionally ... well more like every 8 seconds). Do I need a ripping program and where I can find one.

Heres some background info: Im trying to get footage from Samurai X: Trust and Betryal. However, some parts skip on my computers DVD player. Will that skrew up my video??

Zarxrax · Post by **Zarxrax** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 9:22 pm

Look at the guides on this site. They cover it all in detail.

burntoast · Post by **burntoast** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 10:27 pm

More specifically, read this guide.

Links to DVD ripping utilities are included there, and it contains elaborate instructions on how to use them.

Corran · Post by **Corran** » Mon Nov 03, 2003 10:39 pm

We need to add a sign to the members page as follows...:

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Sorry Hitokiri Battousai, I'm not picking on you specifically. Besides, you have already been pointed in the right direction.

The Hitokiri Battousai · Post by **The Hitokiri Battousai** » Tue Nov 04, 2003 3:59 pm

i was looking throught he guides earlier

thanks alot guys.

No offense taken Corran.

The Hitokiri Battousai · Post by **The Hitokiri Battousai** » Tue Nov 04, 2003 6:09 pm

k i got everything set and i ripped off the video

ive been reading htrough guides for an hour and now im stuck

what do i rename my videos? I have Adobe Premiere. The file .vob doesn't allow it in there and .mpeg makes it go stop go like jerky

so what do i do now?

Shun · Post by **Shun** » Tue Nov 04, 2003 8:13 pm

This is all in the guides but ill try and make a very condenced version of it.

After you have downoaded the AMVApp from the guides you want to open the dvd2avi program in it and save your vobs as project files (.d2v) then you want to make an AVS script in notepad ( how to do so is in guides ) then you want to download the MJPEG codec and open all of the AVS scripts in premiere and export them into MJPEG files. You then edit with the crapply quality mjpeg files and when you are done you move them all to a differnt location, load premiere back up and when it asks where they are direct it twords the AVS files.

Again i highly recomend reading the guides, this is an exremely smaller version but u should get the idea.

Scintilla · Post by **Scintilla** » Wed Nov 05, 2003 12:29 am

Shun wrote:then you want to download the MJPEG codec and open all of the AVS scripts in premiere and export them into MJPEG files. You then edit with the crapply quality mjpeg files and when you are done you move them all to a differnt location, load premiere back up and when it asks where they are direct it twords the AVS files.

Or you could just edit directly with the AVS files in Premiere if your computer can handle it (the Premiere AVS plugin is included in the AMVapp, right?). That's what I do.

SS5_Majin_Bebi · Post by **SS5_Majin_Bebi** » Thu Nov 06, 2003 4:24 am

Scintilla wrote:
Shun wrote:then you want to download the MJPEG codec and open all of the AVS scripts in premiere and export them into MJPEG files. You then edit with the crapply quality mjpeg files and when you are done you move them all to a differnt location, load premiere back up and when it asks where they are direct it twords the AVS files.
Or you could just edit directly with the AVS files in Premiere if your computer can handle it (the Premiere AVS plugin is included in the AMVapp, right?). That's what I do.

Same here. I was actually amazed that 256 megs of RAM could edit them directly. I was afraid it would freeze on me repeatedly... How do you stop AVISynth from chewing your memory up? Is that by adding SetMemoryMax(10) to the top of your scripts?

Scintilla · Post by **Scintilla** » Thu Nov 06, 2003 11:14 am

SS5_Majin_Bebi wrote:
Scintilla wrote:
Shun wrote:then you want to download the MJPEG codec and open all of the AVS scripts in premiere and export them into MJPEG files. You then edit with the crapply quality mjpeg files and when you are done you move them all to a differnt location, load premiere back up and when it asks where they are direct it twords the AVS files.
Or you could just edit directly with the AVS files in Premiere if your computer can handle it (the Premiere AVS plugin is included in the AMVapp, right?). That's what I do.
Same here. I was actually amazed that 256 megs of RAM could edit them directly. I was afraid it would freeze on me repeatedly... How do you stop AVISynth from chewing your memory up? Is that by adding SetMemoryMax(10) to the top of your scripts?

Um... I <i>don't</i> stop it... last time I was running Premiere, it was using over a gig of virtual memory and over 80 meg of RAM (I've got 512 meg total).

If there's one thing I don't like about Premiere 5.1, it's how just a single click in the Timeline's scroll bar can cause the whole thing to go unresponsive.