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Teutonic Speedracer
I can't get my Sony DCR-TRV140 to import videos into Windows Movie Maker with sound anymore.--Only the Sony Pixela software gives sound, but the files are gigantic and crappy. I have a standalone DVD recorder that I can use with the TV to make videos, but not back to the computer.

Is there any cheap/easy software for me to import and edit some of my videos from the camera AND/OR allow me to convert the clips (.VOB) I put on DVD back to a .mpeg or something to share online?
killer_bluebird
QUOTE (Teutonic Speedracer @ Aug 22 2006, 03:56 PM) *
I can't get my Sony DCR-TRV140 to import videos into Windows Movie Maker with sound anymore.--Only the Sony Pixela software gives sound, but the files are gigantic and crappy. I have a standalone DVD recorder that I can use with the TV to make videos, but not back to the computer.

Is there any cheap/easy software for me to import and edit some of my videos from the camera AND/OR allow me to convert the clips (.VOB) I put on DVD back to a .mpeg or something to share online?

When converting VOB files or whole DVD I have used WinXMedia Converter with good results. My only problem with it is that it doesn't support windows media video just audio. So I either have to save the files in either Mpeg 1, Mpeg 2 or Avi format.

As far as capturing and editing I use Adobe Premiere Pro but that is probably overkill for you.
Teutonic Speedracer
QUOTE (killer_bluebird @ Aug 23 2006, 10:07 AM) *
When converting VOB files or whole DVD I have used WinXMedia Converter with good results. My only problem with it is that it doesn't support windows media video just audio. So I either have to save the files in either Mpeg 1, Mpeg 2 or Avi format.

As far as capturing and editing I use Adobe Premiere Pro but that is probably overkill for you.


Thanks I'll try this for converting the DVDs back when I get home today. RedHardSupra had me download a whole package of a bunch of Codecs....and that got the sound working again with Windows Movie Maker.
mitchntx
A trick I've learned ...

Take the largest of the VOB files, copy to your local HD, change the extension from VOB to MPG and window Media player will play it.

Compression algorythm sucks, but it's playable ...
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