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DVD in FCP
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Kokomo, IN
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Is it possible to capture DVD video into Final Cut Pro? If so, how?
I'm using Final Cut Pro 2 on a G3 with an internal DVD-ROM drive.
-Natron
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Originally posted by Natron:
<STRONG>Is it possible to capture DVD video into Final Cut Pro? If so, how?
I'm using Final Cut Pro 2 on a G3 with an internal DVD-ROM drive.
-Natron</STRONG>
No. DVD's are encrypted and any software that did enable you to capture audio/video from them would probably be illegal (that doesn't mean such software doesn't exist, though).
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Goode, VA
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it is possible to extract the dvd files using dvd extractor and translate them into quicktime files using a mpeg decoder, but then if you want audio you have to use and audio converter to change the dvd audio into a filetype that FCP will recognize. so the answer is no, you can not capture to FCP but it is possible to manipulate the files and get them into FCP.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Goode, VA
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if you would be interested in such programs give me an email, while i am sure there are copyright laws that prevent you from actually using the dvd video its always nice to possess such programs for scientific purposes of course
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My toys:
iMac DV G3 400mhz, 1 Gig Ram, 10 Gig Hard drive, 60 Gig external firewire,
USB Iomega cd R/W, USB Iomega ZIP 100, Epson 777
Dual 1 GHz G4 512 RAM, Super Drive, 22 inch studio display, CTX 17 inch monitor,
80 GB, 100 GB, 250 GB hard drives,
Sony VX2000
Epson 2400 Scanner
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Zug, Switzerland
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May I suggest a convenient albeit not perfect solution:
Purchase an analog to DV converter like Dazzle Hollywood or Formac Studio. Hook up the DVD player (external home version) with the regular video RCA plugs, and then FireWire the mother into FCP or iMovie. Use iDVD to record the stuff back onto the shiny disks of pleasure. The quality: Good. Features: All DVD features are ofcourse lost, but you did want the movie.
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