How to import a dvd into Premier Elements 11 when file type is unsupported?

I am trying to import a DVD into Premier Elements 11 but it states that the file type is unsupported. Any ideas

Sam Batman
Your thread had apparently been transfer in the transfer process. Please see the duplicate which has already been responded to.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1277309?tstart=0
I will ask that the thread that we are in now be closed to avoid confusion.
Thanks.
ATR

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I am having problems importing and entire dvd that was recorded on a mini-dvd camcorder into premier elements 10. My OS is windows 7 64 bit. I have read thru these forums for hours and have not come across anything that will resolve the problem. Yes, the files on the dvd are a combination of vob, ifo and bup files. When I try to import media from the finalized disc or from the camcorder itself, I get the same results. It will import maybe 9 minutes of a 30 minute dvd. I did read on one of these threads to try and combine the files using command prompt. There is a total of 4 vob files, and when I combine them using the command prompt, the first two files copy and then I get an error message saying "cyclic redundancy check" and the whole process stops. I can play the the entire dvd on windows media player with no problems. I have also contacted tech support and the person I spoke with could not help me at all. I gave her access to my computer and she said everything looked good to run Premier Elements 10, she was not sure why I was having problems.
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Thanks so much for the quick response.
When I start my project I do have the Hard Disk Camcorder setting selected. I did clean the C drive and defragment as well. I put the finalized disc into my computer's disc drive and used the Media Downloader in Premiere Elements; selecting the Get Media from DVD Camcorder or PC DVD Drive. I get the same results. Only a small part of the dvd is being imported.   I am not copying to any other drive. The camcorder the discs are coming from is a Panosonic VDR-D220. I have also tried to plug the camcorder into the computer via USB and import the media with all the same steps mentioned above with the same result.
When I look at the info. on the disc, it shows 15 files. The files are a combination of vob, ifo and bup.
They are listed like this:
video_ts    bup file    18kb
video_ts.ifo   ifo file   18kb
video_ts      vob file   166kb
vts_01_0    bup file    14kb
vts_01_0.ifo ifo file    14kb
vts_01_0      vob file   51,538kb
vts_02-0    bup file    16kb
vts_02_0.ifo   ifo file 16kb
vts_02_0    vob file    275,850kb
vts_03_0   bup file    32kb
vts_03_0.ifo   ifo file 32kb
vts_03_0    vob file    1,025,046kb
vts_04_0 bup file     14kb
vts_04_0.ifo ifo file   14kb
vts_04_0   vob file     16,278kb
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png
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There is a preference which lets you direct the program to import the source (your scrapbook page) and automatically scale it to the frame size of the project preset. This is the case that I described above. But the preferences can also be set to disable this option called "Default Scale to Frame Size". In your case, what you will see with this option disabled, is your image zoomed in the Edit area monitor. Then you can scale it down to fit the space provided for it in the Edit area monitor. This would cut off some of your page. You could decide what you wanted shown. And, if you scale to fit it all into the frame, black borders.
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But, back to your original question of sizing of those .psd scrapbook pages....which are probably 3600 x 3600. I suspect that the practical answer is going to be import them as is and let the program resize, allowing for black borders to be filled in my a background of some sorts. But, how many of those 3600 x 3600 pixels you can import without stressing out the project will depend on your computer resources and just how many of these scrapbook pages are to be used.
The above is my take on the details that you have described thus far.
Please review and consider and then let me know if you have questions or need clarification.
Thanks.
ATR
Add On....For now, please ignore the mention of 1000 x 750 pixels 4:3 until we define your project to a great extent.

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