importing video from DVD to editing program?

[panther05]

My friend went sky-diving and received a DVD video of his skydive. He gave it to me so I can edit it, add music, ect.



This is my first time doing this and I'm lost on how to upload it to Adobe Premier.



Here's what I see when I go to "Explore"

I open the first folder, "VIDEO_RM" and I see this:

I go to the second one, "VIDEO_TS" and I see this:

Can someone please tell me how to go about importing the video to a video editing program (Premier).


Thanks!

 

[The_Other_One]

I don't know if this would work or not, but there's a program called Super that will basically convert any file to anything else(and to everyone else, this is NOT a DVD-Ripping program!) I'd say give it a shot... See if it'll work with any of the files. If not, I'd suggest going to videohelp.com(also where you can find Super) I'm sure they have more experience extracting such videos.

 

[panther05]

How about if I open the video and somehow capture it and save it into my harddrive (not sure what it's called, or what program to do it with) --same as if I were to capture audio from my soundcard into my harddrive.

--im lost lol

 

[The_Other_One]

If you know of a program that'll do that I don't know of any right off that'll capture video overlay... Easiest thing, if you have firewire, is to just capture the video from the camera. Or, if I had some more time, I'd offer to edit the video...for a little $$$ *snickers* Video editing's my side hobby/business...