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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing

 I think I've discovered a work around for Womble not saving with Subtitles. Add in a long black bar at the bottom or top of the video before editing in Womble, hardcode the subtitles there, then export a lossless avi of it that way. Then use the virtualdub filter to extract hardcoded subtitles (since all the subtitles should be in the black bar it should read it accurately) and crop out the bar with subtitles and re export. Then just mux the new subtitle file when you burn the DVD.

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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing

Cool info, Possessed.  I haven't edited seriously in a year (Blade Runner 2008 really took it out of me) but this is great info.

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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing

Is this the best thread for a complete newb/beginner in editing? Example: Lets say I had a movie/dvd I wanted to add or delete a scene from and then make a dvd out of it. Would the first post of this thread be the way to go or do you recomend something else?

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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing
AxiaEuxine said:

Is this the best thread for a complete newb/beginner in editing? Example: Lets say I had a movie/dvd I wanted to add or delete a scene from and then make a dvd out of it. Would the first post of this thread be the way to go or do you recomend something else?

 

Yes this guide would be your best bet,very easy to follow,this is how I do all my edits now also.

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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing

Following the edit I did in Womble (MPEG Video Wizard), I discovered that nearly half of the audio file was corrupt, or something, because the sound simply cuts out for half of my project, although the timeline says the file is there. What could cause this? How can it be repaired or corrected?

 

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Last edited on April 26, 2009 at 9:07 PM by LoneDrifter
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RE: ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing

I'm hoping one of you guys can help me out. I'm on a Mac, and I'm trying to rip The Phantom Menace using DVD Decryptor in my Windows partition, and in my Mac partition I'm using MPEG Streamclip and Premiere. What I'm trying to do is get it so that when I'm finished I'll have 5.1 audio available in Premier, but for some reason it's giving me a hard time. When I export the VOB from MPEG Stream Clip using Save As it plays fine in VLC, but when I import into premier there is no audio attached. I tried using demux to create a seperate audio file, but I've only been able to figure out how to get a stereo audio file out of it so far. I'm kind of flying blind right now, and I could really use some advice on how to make this all work. Thanks in advance!

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