I have a RCA move DRC 8295 vhs/dvd recorder and have transferred some home movies that were on vhs tapes to dvd's. I am trying to edit these movies by adding special effects. When I look at the files on each dvd there are 2 directories (video_rm and video_ts). Under these directories there are .bup,.ifo,.vob files. I have tried the "import from dvd" section of Video 9 and get a " failed to open DVD" error message. Can anyone help on how to import these files into Video 9?
thanks
Video_RM and Video_ts
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VIDEO_RM is an additional directory used when creating DVD +VR disks.
The +VR disk allows you to edit the menus and menu structures, not the
video itself. Uses the same VIDEO_TS folder as standard dvd-video
using VOB files as containers.
The -VR mode disk is a DVD-RW and you can edit the video content
by trimming/cutting etc. The video is written to a directory
called DVD_RTAV. The -VR format uses one large file as the
container for the mpg2 files. If you recorded 4 separate mpg2 videos at
1 gig each they would be contained in one 4 gig file on the dvd-rw disk.
DVD-RW in -VR mode is the same as DVD-RAM video mode (Editable).
+VR disks uses Chapters.
-VR disks use Playlists.
If you have MovieFactory4 you can create a +VR disk and look at the
directory structure created on the dvd.
If you have MovieFactory4 you can create a -VR disk and look at the
directory structure created on the dvd.
That is also what the -VR compatible format is for when you create
a mpg2 file under the "Compression" tab when setting the Project Properites or outputting to a separate mpg2 file.
Hope this helps,
MD
The +VR disk allows you to edit the menus and menu structures, not the
video itself. Uses the same VIDEO_TS folder as standard dvd-video
using VOB files as containers.
The -VR mode disk is a DVD-RW and you can edit the video content
by trimming/cutting etc. The video is written to a directory
called DVD_RTAV. The -VR format uses one large file as the
container for the mpg2 files. If you recorded 4 separate mpg2 videos at
1 gig each they would be contained in one 4 gig file on the dvd-rw disk.
DVD-RW in -VR mode is the same as DVD-RAM video mode (Editable).
+VR disks uses Chapters.
-VR disks use Playlists.
If you have MovieFactory4 you can create a +VR disk and look at the
directory structure created on the dvd.
If you have MovieFactory4 you can create a -VR disk and look at the
directory structure created on the dvd.
That is also what the -VR compatible format is for when you create
a mpg2 file under the "Compression" tab when setting the Project Properites or outputting to a separate mpg2 file.
Hope this helps,
MD