Dolby Digital is also an option for DVD in NTSC land.
joe salerno
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
>
>
> If it's a commercially produced DVD you need a clip from, it's probably
> encrypted. You'll need a utility to "rip" the DVD files to your hard drive.
>
> There are plenty of free programs to do that.
>
> Demuxing is de-multiplexing. It separates the video, audio, subtitle and
> other data streams so you can import them individually into editing
> software.
>
> For your project all you'll need are the video and audio. The video will
> be MPEG2 while the audio will most likely be AC3 format, which is
> required for NTSC DVD.
>
> Other possible audio formats for DVD are MPEG1 or uncompressed PCM. PAL
> DVDs can use any or all of the audio formats so you may find some
> without AC3 audio.
>
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