How to edit DVD, use clips in Powerpoint or Youtube for classroom presentation?
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If you separate each step, rather than squash everything into a single "video editing" step, it will be easier, and there's plenty of freeware to meets yours needs on this. You'll need these freeware programs:
Step 1: Extracting the DVD video clips Getting the video off a disc can be one of the more non-obvious issues. Generally, for most DVDs, the tried-and-true freeware DVD Decrypter will do what's needed. You'll simply extract the video via IFO mode, using Decrypter, followed by VobEdit to properly select the English audio channels only (and stereo, not 5.1, if possible). Follow this easy guide: How to Edit Video from Pre-Recorded DVD on a Computer. If the DVD has more aggressive anti-copy protections, you'll need to do a somewhat more round-about process.
Step 2: Edit video clips in VirtualDub. This is fairly easy and straight-forward:
Step 3: Encode to Youtube or PowerPoint video specs Use the freeware Avidemux; download and install it.
Disclaimer: Yes, this guide uses software like DVD Decrypter to break so-called "copy protections", but this post is in direct response to a high school educator seeking to exercise his fair-use rights of media for an educational environment. Generally speaking, we neither condone nor support any malicious or illicit use of commercial videos for the purpose of piracy or negligent misuse of intellectual property. This guide, in and of itself, is also a teaching tool. I'm curious to know what you're teaching, and how Cars fits into the syllabus. :cool: __________________ Warning to those who would claim this method is too long: This guide was written for a specific person I know, and I know he values proper methods. For anybody else reading this post, looking for a "quick" method, I only have one comment for you: Quit being lazy! If you want a high quality and free method of converting a DVD to Youtube or Powerpoint, it won't get any better than this. Be warned that there are some low-cost crappy Chinese programs out there, promising easy perfect quality (all lies, I assure you), waiting for a sucker like you to buy (or install a "free" spamware-ridden program, so it's really not free). |
Holy crap on a cracker that's a lot of steps. lol. please see my emailed response. :D
Just to clear this up, it's being used for a middle school educators PPT. I just got roped into it. I actually remembered I have a program called DVD Catalyst that I may be able to get the movie to Mpeg format. I was then going to try to use movie maker to cut out the scenes needed. If this doesn't work I'll follow your steps. You would think by now, I would just do what you suggest instead of jacking with something else, wasting time, and then going back to your suggestion. Guess I just haven't learned my lesson. Thanks as always. |
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Now just think of all the other things you could be doing with that wasted time. My method seriously won't take more than an hour or so. (And in the world of video, that's hellishly fast!) |
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