Converting dvd footage into Premiere
Hi everyone, I have a question and I really need helpp with this. I have the CS6 Mater Suite and I want to use dvd footage from films for use in doing film reviews. I know the tools are here somewhere, but I need help with ow to transfer the dvd to be able to edit it into clips for my reviews. Please, please help me with this. Thanks.
John
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1407938?tstart=0 may help
I do NOT know if that discussion will help with copy protected commercial discs
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From what you wrote, I suspect that you have DVD-VIDEO widescreen on DVD disc. For now I will assume that you are working in a NTSC setup.
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to put the files on the Timeline for editing.
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Is it possible to import HD (AVCHD) footage into Premiere (with or without aditional software)?
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