• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 7/15/2010

  RE: jerky video when importing NTSC video
  hi thanx for the info but i have already tried changing to ntsc, i have converted the dvd to avi / mp4 / and mpg2 and it works ok.. but the raw ntsc vob still jumps..could it be that the dvd is copy protected, or some sort of macro..or do i need
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 7/12/2010

  RE: How do I pull certain parts of a DVD out of a football game on DVD
  You would need to load the entire VOB and edit out just that material you want. You could also capture the DVD video during playback if you have a analog capture card and your DVD player connected to that, but you will lose quality doing it that
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 7/15/2010

  RE: jerky video when importing NTSC video
  Then it has to be codec issues Not sure what else to tell you, I can load and playback 29.97 .vob fine, I do convert them though, people I am taking them to to a portable device standard. Are there any other programs running in the background,
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 7/15/2010

  RE: jerky video when importing NTSC video
  System Resources? Could be that the amount of RAM available to the program is not enough to use that video and its length. What is the resolution of the video? As a test, maybe try cutting the video in smaller segments, and seeing if the
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 7/15/2010

  jerky video when importing NTSC video
  mep+15 ...when i import  vob files from a NTSC dvd the video is all jumpy in the preview window, also if i burn the video to dvd it also jumpy.. Any Ideas
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 6/28/2010

  RE: How do I import my DVD so I can edit it? mmm15
  That is how DVD is unfortunately. The DVD which I assume is a video of the band is written in a format that might not be accessible to the Music Maker program. The file will be in a .vob format. Unfortunately, I am not sure how to get that
• Photostory

  2 answers, most recent on 6/10/2010

  RE: .vob File Import in PhotoStory 8
  As you suggested, I tried converting the .vob file to an MPEG-2 format, and importing the file to PhotoStory.  The .mpg file displayed and burned correctly.  It does appear that the program will not support .vob files.  Thanks for the terrific
• Photostory

  2 answers, most recent on 6/10/2010

  RE: .vob File Import in PhotoStory 8
  I am not sure that the PhotoStory program can use .vob files, that might require a video editor to put the .vob into a .mpeg format. I looked online for system specs, but I could not find PhotoStory 8, the accuracy of the information below could
• Photostory

  2 answers, most recent on 6/10/2010

  .vob File Import in PhotoStory 8
  I have a DVD containing a .vob file made by converting a short clip (approx. 30 seconds) from a VHS videotape.  The file plays correctly on both a DVD player and my computer.  I copied the file to my computer hard drive, then imported it into an
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 6/8/2010

  RE: How do I Load a pre-recored video from a dvd?
  If it is a DVD you created and has no copyright protection on it, you can load the VOB file, if it is copyright protected, it will not be read by the Movie Edit Pro as there is laws against the circumventing of copyright protection. There are
• Video Pro X

  One answer, on 6/4/2010

  mpeg-2 codec not available due to licensing conditions?
  Running trial of all magix editing programs and both state video cannot be imported due to mpeg-2 codec licensing issues.     So much for trying the product.   Any suggestions or similiar results? Hvae yet to find a video editing program that
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 4/27/2010

  RE: cannot get video file from video camera to play audio
  It is a shame. MEP 15 can import VOB Files, including sound. The file should be Dolby, which need to be unlocked (this goes automatically after registration). But if you do not see any dialogue I have no idea. There should be a message like
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 4/27/2010

  RE: cannot get video file from video camera to play audio
  No it captured in a VOB format. i asked a buddy just now and mentioned the VOB format and he said that sucked cause they dont play on many things. if there was any way possible that i could get these files converted to something where i can hear
• Movie Studio

  5 answers, most recent on 4/27/2010

  cannot get video file from video camera to play audio
  i recorded video clips on a Sony Handycam. i was able to upload the files to my computer and then onto MAGIX Edit Pro-15. when i played the clips the video was there but the audio was NOT. right now the video files are a .VOB format. i have tried
• Movie Studio

  6 answers, most recent on 4/27/2010

  [Closed] File Format Issue or Protected File Driving me crazy
  Hi All Hope you are all well. I have started to get error messages whilst using MEP 15 which states that the file format of my clips cannot be read. I have tried every type of file from all of my 18 drives and I cannot acces them. It also
• Rescue Your Videotapes!

  One answer, on 3/13/2010

  RE: Playing the new DVD?
   There are a few things to consider....What format of DVD are you using? I have found that DVD+R work in most DVD players . Some people use DVD-R and have good luck. It just depends on where in the world you are and what the format of the DVD
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 3/12/2010

  RE: Please someone help me!!!!
  We do not know, what the duplicator does. After burning with MEP the Image File is still on your PC unless you removed it. Look for files named *.VOB etc. (see example) and burn from there.
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 2/22/2010

  RE: Can I edit mov files with edit pro
  Hi, yes of course. Here the list with all supported formats....  .avi, .dat, .evo, .m2v, .m1v, .h264, .mpv, .mpg, .mpeg, .mpg2, .mps, .mp2, .mpe, .m2s, .vdr, .vob, .mod,.vro, .ts, .trp, .tp, .m2t, .mpt, .mmv, .m2ts, .mts, .tod, .mov, .mp4,
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 2/11/2010

  RE: import a dvd in video_ts.vob
  Copy the .VOB-files to the harddisk. If you are going to edit from 2 or more DVD's at the same time, it could be a good idea to rename them, as they have the same name on all DVD's. Then find the files in the Media Pool and drag them down to
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 2/11/2010

  import a dvd in video_ts.vob
  I made about 40 dvd of home make videos in video_ts.vob. Now I need to edit them. How do I import them  on edit pro 14.
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 1/13/2010

  WHAT IS VTS-01-1.VOB ?
  BURNING ABORTED BECAUSE OF FOLLOWING  ERROR error when redering the menue
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/25/2009

  RE: How do I import scenes from DVD to Movie Edit Pro 15?
  I use MEP 14+, and just copy the .VOB-files to the harddisk. Then I find them in an Explorer or Mediapool in MEP and drag them down to Timeline, for cutting/editing. It is very simple !
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/13/2009

  RE: [Closed] VOB file conversion
  I installed Quick Time Player on my computer and then Movie Magic could open VOB's,  This is Freeware
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/13/2009

  [Closed] VOB file conversion
  I'm trying to load some .VOB files into Magix Movie Edit Pro Silver, but it won't recognise them. What file type should I be looking to convert the .VOB files to so that Movie Edit will accept them? Thanks in anticipation. Phillip Coffey