DVD to Make Music Videos

[Marluxiaswife]

hey sorry if there is already a forum like this but i want to make a music video with my dvd's but i don't know what to do...i saved it in this program and now its not leting me download it on Windows Movie Maker

How do i make my dvd able to be downloaded my WMM? (Windows Movie Maker)

[Mirage]

If you want to make a music video, you'll need a video camera.

[Necron]

I think she means making a music video out of existing DVDs. Like the tribute ones people make on youtube.

[Rostum]

You'll need a DVD writer and a program to extract the video (and sound if you want) files from the DVD of your choice.

[starseeker]

I find that this is very useful.

A&E's Technical Guides to All Things Audio and Video

This is even better.

Preparing DVD Footage for Windows Movie Maker 2

[Marluxiaswife]

I find that this is very useful.

A&E's Technical Guides to All Things Audio and Video

This is even better.

Preparing DVD Footage for Windows Movie Maker 2

thanks you guys, but i tryed the secound one you gave me and i just downloaded something...no clue what and i'm reading what i am supposed to do but nothing is happing...am i suppose to put my DVD in the computer?

Sorry if this is troubling you

[starseeker]

Step by step DVD ripping:

1. Place DVD in your DVD drive
2. Open DVD decrypter
3. Set DVD decrypter to IFO mode
4. Rip the .VOB files from the DVDs
5. Open DGIndex
6. Load all of your VOB files into it
7. Preview your project file
8. Note down the settings it gives you
9. Save your project (it's a d2v file]

There are 2 ways to go from here
Method 1

1. Open the .avs file that is in the place you put the .d2v file in VirtualDubMod
2. Apply the avisynth filters you need using the script editor, then press F5 to see how they look and save it
3. Choose which parts of the footage you want to use using the Home and End keys to select
4. Save the clips you want as either HuffYUV or Lagarith (they will be very big)
5. Import the finished clips into Windows Movie Maker.

Method 2

1. Use VFAPI to make an avi wrapper for the .avs file
2. Import this fake avi into Windows Movie Maker

Method 1 is the only one I've personally tested but method 2 should work in theory. Avs files are just tricky to work with because they take a lot of processing power.

How much RAM have you got?

You can PM me if you need more explaining.