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![]() After seeing Alexora's cumshot video compilation, I thought I could make my own to share.
So I need to know a couple of things: - Do I need a video capture card, or an additional video card to do this? I have the one that come with the motherboard - I know some edition software (like Adobe Premiere) doesn't work with DVD (VOB) files, so you need to convert the files to AVI format. What is a good program for this action? I've read about Video Master Convert, is it good? - after this... Adobe Premiere was a little pain in the ass to work, any suggestion on edition software? OK, feel free to add any relevant info, tutorials, websites, etc... ![]() |
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![]() Hi Agradakis,
I'm flattered that you are inspired by my compilations so as to want to make some of your own. I used to use an application called Handbrake to extract from the .VOB files found in DVDs, but this took a very long time and was a real pain. I whole-heartedly recomend Mpeg Streamclip: just select the first .VOB file from your DVD, and have it open with Mpeg Streamclip. It will open the entire DVD that way. You then simply select your in and out point, and the program will convert it to a format of your choice (AVI, MPEG, WMV, DV etc), in the case of music and concert DVDs, you can even use it to save the content to MP3 so that you have an audio only version. It's free, easy to use and is available for MAC or Windows. You can download it here: http://squared5.com/ If you search Mpeg Streamclip on YouTube, you will find many tutorials and walkthroughs from satisfied users.
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![]() Thanks a lot man! I will try it later this week since these days are busy for me.
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![]() You can also convert Iso files with AviDemux. Its a free programme and you can find it here http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/.
Just open the Iso file and you can then set in and out points to make clips of individual portions of the movie. If you use Xvid or Divx encoders you can get very good reductions in the overall file size. You can also use the deinterlace features that are frequently present in Iso content. Another alternative is to extract the VOB files from the Iso file using WinRar. Then drag and drop the VOB files into DivX converter. Does a great job of reencoding to a smaller size. |
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