Once you rip the title or movie to the hard drive, don't move any files unless instructed to do so.Ħ. You can put about 160 minutes of video on one DVDR without a quality loss.ģ. In the case of an episode DVD, you will need to rip each episode to its own folder).Ģ. You can only do the movie portion of the disc.
Here is a complete conversion guide that works 100% of the time:ġ. TMPGEnc will re-encode video without getting jitter or flickering, and there is way more to converting between the two formats than making the audio sync up.
Minion.while you sound extremely knowledgeable by speaking in complex sentences and using technical jargain, most of what you say is wrong. I'm still looking for other ways to do it, but I think Studio uses some kind of compression method on the VOB files, so they might not be readable by other programs. SO I have to Produce an AVI using another codec to do this to the Studio 9 AVIs. I used to be able to use Virtualdub to edit the video, do noise reduction, etc., on the Studio 8 DVD AVI's but Studio 9 AVIs will NOT read into Virtualdub, I get a need DVSB or something decoder message. I have never tried to convert a Studio DVD into PAL, since I make them all in NTSC. I use Videowave, VideoStudio, Media Studio, etc., as wqell as Professional Digital Converters to do that. The Problem with Studio is it does NOT convert the video files. So, I have the NTSC/PAL/SECAM FULL version. Yes, I told them I know they ONLY provide NTSC for the US versions, but I have an International Board, and ALL your competitors sell units that RECORD and CAPTURE in NTSC and PAL. Pinnacle Studio is what I use, sorry, I complained to Pinnacle and GOT the FULL VERSION. Okay, let's tackle the Pinnacle Studio Problem.
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