Is this possible?

[Llegadas]

Is it possible to rip a small part of a DVD movie to quicktime movie format for insertion into a music video software program? I want to be able to write new music for the clip.

Thanks

[Batman]

Yes.

[Llegadas]

cool.

[Enchanter]

Short...

[Batman]

...don't worry he'll be back

[Llegadas]

Too right!

Could you please tell me how to do it now!

Thanks very much.

[Batman]

...right as usual.

you want to write new music----why do you want QT format then? Is avi alright (it'll be much easier). Let me know and I'll explain.

[Llegadas]

I thought quicktime files as the music software's on a mac, and it won't accept .avi files. It does support mpeg files however, if that's any easier?

There isn't actually any music in the scene, but I'd like to keep the sound effects if poss.

I'll be doing the actual ripping on a PC (hopefully!).

Thanks again.

[Batman]

rip dvd to uncompressed avi format.

Load avi into virtualdub select and save region of the movie you want to edit, with no audio. Video should be in "direct stream copy"

Close Virtualdub.
Restart the program, load the audio (cbr mp3 if wav convert to cbr mp3) with the file and save.

Get quicktime pro, or avi2mov, or radtools, tmpgenc may help if you install the qtreader plug-in, also try adobe premiere to convert to quicktime format.