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  • harishkumar09
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    • Jan 2006
    • 112

    Require Advice for Conversion of Videos

    Hi Guys, at present I have many DVD videos with me, many of them home made videos. Files are all in .vob format. I need to append a small clip introducing me and my website and some credits, and smart aleck comments (all of this will be in the form of still images, done in PhotoShop)before the actual video begin rolling. I want the whole thing in .AVI, .MP4, .3GP format, so that I can share them with my friends through a mobile phone and it can be watched on a mobile phone.

    I want to know how to go about doing this.

    Thanks in advance.
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  • paglamon
    Lord of Digital Video
    Lord of Digital Video
    • Aug 2005
    • 2126

    #2
    Easiest way will be to use some video editors.I personally like Corel Video Studio.
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    • icecubemedia
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      • Jun 2011
      • 1

      #3
      WinX Free VOB to MP4 Converteris the best free VOB to MP4 converter software that helps you to convert VOB format videos to MP4. It mostly widens the custom of your VOB videos to be played on popular MP4 players or MP4 format supported devices. With it, playing VOB files will be a part of cake.
      Further free converting VOB to MP4 videos, this VOB to MP4 freeware also supports grabbing video image to make JPEG, BMP pictures. With high quality video encoding engine inside, it brings excellent video/audio quality with fast speed. There is no malware, no adware, no spyware and no virus. 100% clean.

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      • paglamon
        Lord of Digital Video
        Lord of Digital Video
        • Aug 2005
        • 2126

        #4
        If you wish to go the freeware way,AVIDemux might be of help.
        First you have to create your still image so that it has the same frame size (e.g.720 x 576) as the video.Then open this still image in AVIDemux.Next, append this to the video in AVIDemux.Finally, reencode to your desired format.
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        • harishkumar09
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          Gold Member
          • Jan 2006
          • 112

          #5
          Thanks paglamon and icecubemedia. I am sorry for this delayed response. I was indisposed for the past few weeks. I will try both your options.

          Icecubemedia, does this software that you recommend also join two separate MP4s?
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          • harishkumar09
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            Gold Member
            • Jan 2006
            • 112

            #6
            Originally Posted by paglamon
            If you wish to go the freeware way,AVIDemux might be of help.
            First you have to create your still image so that it has the same frame size (e.g.720 x 576) as the video.Then open this still image in AVIDemux.Next, append this to the video in AVIDemux.Finally, reencode to your desired format.
            Hi Paglamon, can you give me step by step process to achieve my ends with AVIDemux? Thanks in advance.
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            • paglamon
              Lord of Digital Video
              Lord of Digital Video
              • Aug 2005
              • 2126

              #7
              1.Create your still image(in whatever image editor you wish to).It must be of the same size as the frame size of your video file(e.g. 720 x 576 pixels)
              2.Open this image in AVIDemux.
              3.This will now open as a single frame.Suppose you need to play that image for 15 seconds.Hit Ctrl+C. Then go on pressing Ctrl+V and you will see the time length changing in the editor.Stop when you have your desired length.
              4.Now click File/Append and select your video file.
              5.Now encode. If you want avi(XviD), select MPEG4-ASP(XviD) under Video.
              6.Save video.Remember to put the .avi extension in the file name when saving(AVIDemux does not automatically put an extension).
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              • harishkumar09
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                Gold Member
                • Jan 2006
                • 112

                #8
                Thanks paglamon. I am trying it right away. I also want it in 3GP and MP4 for Smartphones and other small screen devices like tablets.
                Last edited by harishkumar09; 29 Jul 2011, 01:34 AM.
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                • harishkumar09
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                  Gold Member
                  • Jan 2006
                  • 112

                  #9
                  Originally Posted by paglamon
                  1.Create your still image(in whatever image editor you wish to).It must be of the same size as the frame size of your video file(e.g. 720 x 576 pixels)
                  2.Open this image in AVIDemux.
                  3.This will now open as a single frame.Suppose you need to play that image for 15 seconds.Hit Ctrl+C. Then go on pressing Ctrl+V and you will see the time length changing in the editor.Stop when you have your desired length.
                  4.Now click File/Append and select your video file.
                  5.Now encode. If you want avi(XviD), select MPEG4-ASP(XviD) under Video.
                  6.Save video.Remember to put the .avi extension in the file name when saving(AVIDemux does not automatically put an extension).
                  Now, in step number 4, the video file I select, can it be AVI? And then when I want the final product to be .avi, I select MPEG4-ASP under video and rename it as .avi.

                  And if I want to convert the above file to MP4 or 3GP, I need to use another software I presume.
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                  • harishkumar09
                    Gold Member
                    Gold Member
                    • Jan 2006
                    • 112

                    #10
                    Originally Posted by paglamon
                    1.Create your still image(in whatever image editor you wish to).It must be of the same size as the frame size of your video file(e.g. 720 x 576 pixels)
                    2.Open this image in AVIDemux.
                    3.This will now open as a single frame.Suppose you need to play that image for 15 seconds.Hit Ctrl+C. Then go on pressing Ctrl+V and you will see the time length changing in the editor.Stop when you have your desired length.
                    4.Now click File/Append and select your video file.
                    5.Now encode. If you want avi(XviD), select MPEG4-ASP(XviD) under Video.
                    6.Save video.Remember to put the .avi extension in the file name when saving(AVIDemux does not automatically put an extension).
                    As I said earlier paglamon, I will be cutting a part of a .VOB file and then appending it to the titles. So how do I cut a specific part of the .VOB file and save it as a .AVI file?
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                    • paglamon
                      Lord of Digital Video
                      Lord of Digital Video
                      • Aug 2005
                      • 2126

                      #11
                      Now, in step number 4, the video file I select, can it be AVI?
                      Ofcourse it can. Just make sure the frame size of that file is same as that of your image file.

                      And if I want to convert the above file to MP4 or 3GP, I need to use another software I presume.
                      No, you don't. In AVIDemux, choose MPEG4(AVC) or H263 under Video, AAC under Audio and MP4 under Format.

                      So how do I cut a specific part of the .VOB file and save it as a .AVI file
                      Can be done in AVIDemux itself.Select the part you want to keep using markers A and B.
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                      • harishkumar09
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                        Gold Member
                        • Jan 2006
                        • 112

                        #12
                        Originally Posted by paglamon
                        Ofcourse it can. Just make sure the frame size of that file is same as that of your image file.


                        No, you don't. In AVIDemux, choose MPEG4(AVC) or H263 under Video, AAC under Audio and MP4 under Format.


                        Can be done in AVIDemux itself.Select the part you want to keep using markers A and B.
                        Oh, thanks a lot paglamon! You are really a very helpful person!
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                        • harishkumar09
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                          Gold Member
                          • Jan 2006
                          • 112

                          #13
                          Paglamon can you give me a download link for mediainfo for 64-bit Windows 7? It should be the GUI version and not the CLI version. None of which I have work properly.
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                          • paglamon
                            Lord of Digital Video
                            Lord of Digital Video
                            • Aug 2005
                            • 2126

                            #14
                            MediaInfo - Download
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                            • harishkumar09
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                              Gold Member
                              • Jan 2006
                              • 112

                              #15
                              Originally Posted by paglamon
                              I tried that link and also the one in download.net. But I am not able to download from there too. I want a 64-bit version for Windows 7, it should be GUI and not Command Line. Can you upload it to rapidshare and give me the link? Thank you.
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