Click on VIDEO_TS; you will see a set of .vob files with names like VTS_01_1
up to VTS_01_5 (may be less depending on whether the DVD disc was full).
These .vob files are your video files. Copy these .vob files to your
destination folder (e.g. Video Conversion Project) on your hard drive.
After clicking on the file name(s), the command from the Explorer window is
Alt\Edit\Copy to Folder. Windows Movie Maker does not handle .vob files
properly, so you will need to first convert them to .wmv files; I use
Windows Media Encoder for that purpose. You can also get good help on your
projects at this web site:
http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/forums/
Hope this helps.
"magette" <magette@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:145A1A9B-AE4D-4C5A-846D-A0A06E114E9A@microsoft.com...
> when you open the dvd in my computer i get 2 folders. one is audio TS and
> the
> other is Video TS. in the video ts, the files either end in .vob , .IFO
> or
> .BUP?
>
> "John Hanley" wrote:
>
>> If you have the DVD in your computer DVDRW drive, are you saying you see
>> no
>> folders (or files?) on the DVD?
>>
>> "magette" <magette@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:FA0BEE6C-D653-4AB3-9208-4301069D811B@microsoft.com...
>> >i have been given a dvd of some family footage and i would like to edit
>> >it
>> > into a organised film. when i look for the files, there is an empty
>> > folder?
>> > what can i do to the DVD to allow me to use the footage - as some of it
>> > is
>> > not so good!!
>> > thanks
>>
>>
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