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I am trying to edit a DVD that I made a year or so ago, probably using Pinnacle at the time. I am now using VS11+.

When I try via right-click on the timeline, no matter what selection I make, I get a small screen that says "Parse DVD Content" 10%, then 30%, then 58%, then a larger screen titled "Import DVD Initialization". Inside that screen I see the disc's name, and below that Label, Title 0, and Chapter 0.
Within this window, I can play both the title and the chapter, but the "import" button at the bottom never enables - my only option that is enabled is "close".
I have also tried to use the Capture Step - Import from DVD without success . Also I have tried the "File - Insert media to timeline" command, also without success. With both of these, I get to a point after "open video file" where I see the title, select VIDEO_TS, select "Files of all formats" and "open" - nothing happens. If I "browse", no matter which of the 7 files I select, I get an error that says "Unable to Open - File Format Mismatch".

I used DVDDecrypter to "rip" the DVD to my HD, that's the source of the 7 files mentioned in the latter step above. In the former example, I have the original DVD in my D: drive.

All I really want to do is change out the title section in the first 7 seconds of this disc - and it's taken me days of wrestling with it so far! Any help is appreciated.

David

Do you see the little boxes next to Label, Title 0, etc.? You must put a check in one/all of those boxes to choose what to import.

Black Lab,

Well, color me embarassed! I have clicked, right clicked, double-clicked, etc. those files 'til I was blue in the face. In my world, "select" (see user's guide, p 48) means "click so it turns blue", which it does. I never noticed, nor does the manual say, anything about the boxes, it only says "select"! Now that I know, and using a magnifying glass for the 2pt. typeface, I can see it in the guide. Thanks a ton.

Now, on to trying to master transitions and audio filters....(I know, I have read that the audio filters are particularly weak on VS)

David

Well, color me embarassed!