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About LinkBacksTry converting it to a DV-AVI with VideoRedo.
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In fact, you'd be wise to convert all of your VOBs to DV-AVIs also before you edit them in PRemiere Elements. It can save you a lot of time and trouble later.
This is a discussion on File Types Supported - Adobe Premiere ; I recently shot three mini DVDs on my Canon DC50. I shot the first as Video_TS (VTS_01_2.VOB) and that can be edited by Premier Elements 3.0. Somehow I shot 2 & 3 as a VR_Movie.VRO (DVD_RTAV) and Elements doesn't see ...
File Types Supported I recently shot three mini DVDs on my Canon DC50. I shot the first as Video_TS (VTS_01_2.VOB) and that can be edited by Premier Elements 3.0. Somehow I shot 2 & 3 as a VR_Movie.VRO (DVD_RTAV) and Elements doesn't see the files so I can't edit these discs. Is there a way to change the files so Elements will edit them?
Re: File Types Supported Try converting it to a DV-AVI with VideoRedo.
<http://www.videohelp.com/tools/VideoReDo>
In fact, you'd be wise to convert all of your VOBs to DV-AVIs also before you edit them in PRemiere Elements. It can save you a lot of time and trouble later.
Re: File Types Supported It is the VRO files that are not recognized by Premier Elements, not the VOB files. Those work fine.
Re: File Types Supported Try changing the file extension from .vro to .mpg