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These guides describes how to edit, cut, join, repair/fix video, subtitling, frameserving and also advanced editing. How to cut/join/edit Blu-ray, AVCHD, DVD,SVCD or MPEG2 How to cut/join/edit VCD or MPEG1 How to cut/join/edit AVI/DivX/XviD/H264/AVC/WMV/ASF/MKV/MP4/MTS/M2TS How to repair/fix video or audio How to add subtitles to a video How to extract/remove subtitles/logo from a video How to frameserve How to edit with advanced audio and video tools |
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- How to prepare a DVD for editing in a NLE - Using Debugmod FrameServer on Windows7 64bit (with Sony Vegas Pro 10 64bit) - How to Encode Womble Mpeg Video Wizard projects with HCenc - AVCHD to Anything Using DGAVCdec - Edit a VOB/DVD without Intermediate Files - Using a frameserver between Premiere and TMPGEnc - How to FrameServe with Virtualdub |
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How to prepare a DVD for editing in a NLEThis guide describes how to demux video and audio in a lossless fashion to formats which are compatible with editing in a non-linear editor like Vegas, Premiere, Magix, etc. Link http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163647 Sections How to cut/join/edit Blu-ray, AVCHD, DVD,SVCD or MPEG2 How to frameserve How to edit with advanced audio and video tools |
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Using Debugmod FrameServer on Windows7 64bit (with Sony Vegas Pro 10 64bit)It took me several hours and generated several headaches along the way until I got it to work. This is a short guide to explain how to setup DMFS (DebugMode FrameServer) up and get using it, to enjoy the wind-fast rendering capabilities of this nifty little IO tool! Link http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/332602-%5BGuide%5D-Using-DMFS-on-Windows7-64bit-%2 8with-Sony-Vegas-Pro-10-64bit%29 Sections How to frameserve |
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How to Encode Womble Mpeg Video Wizard projects with HCencThis guides explains how the use the VFAPI framserving function in Womble Mpeg Video Wizard and Mpeg Video Wizard DVD to use a high quality MPEG2 encoder (HCenc) on Womble video projects. Link http://forum.videohelp.com/topic358899.html#1903603 Sections How to frameserve How to edit with advanced audio and video tools |
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AVCHD to Anything Using DGAVCdecThere aren't too many free methods to convert AVCHD to other formats. Recent upgrades to the libavcodec.dll library have built in PAFF support, which allows AVCHD to be properly decoded. The latest DGAVCdec program works with AVCHD, once you've demuxed the audio from the video. Here's one way to do it. Link http://forum.videohelp.com/topic346331.html Sections How to frameserve |
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Edit a VOB/DVD without Intermediate FilesHow to frameserve DVD/VOB files directly to Premiere Pro or other editors. Link http://forum.videohelp.com/topic338866.html Sections How to cut/join/edit Blu-ray, AVCHD, DVD,SVCD or MPEG2 How to frameserve How to edit with advanced audio and video tools |
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Using a frameserver between Premiere and TMPGEncAlthough most people recognise TMPGEnc's excellent encoding quality, and many are willing to put up with its long encoding times, it's sometimes not possible (and rarely if ever practical) to export your entire project to an AVI file and then load that file into TMPGEnc. Ideally TMPGEnc should be able to work as a plug-in to video editing programs, allowing the editor to export directly to MPEG-2 from the timeline. Unfortunately this is not possible, but there is a process that's close enough (as long as you're editing in Adobe Premiere version 5 or above): frame serving. Link http://dvd-hq.info/Frameserver.html Sections How to frameserve |
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How to FrameServe with VirtualdubWith the frameserver can you edit and modify Your video in virtualdub and then "frameserve" the video directly to any encoder wihout creating a temporarily AVI file. Link http://www.videohelp.com/virtualdubframeserve.htm Sections How to frameserve |
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