Showing posts with label import dvd to adobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label import dvd to adobe. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Extract clips from Blu-ray Documentary to Premiere Pro

If you have a trouble in importing DVD or Blu-ray clips in Adobe Premiere Pro for editing, you can take this paper for a reference.

Recently we receive some feedback from users, as they said ‘I’m a professional video editor and I also need to do some editings in special documentary. Mostly, we have burned them in DVD or Bly-rays and want to edit some clips in Premiere Pro. How can I rip them into clips?---From a video editor.

From the questions mentioned above, in order to solve this problem, we need to use BD converter to cut footage into clips and convert the format that Adobe supported. Like MOV, WMV and MPG. At this time , Pavtube BDMagic for Win/Mac can help us a lot. 


 
bd-dvd-to-adobe


A professional BD converter not only supports Adobe but also FCP,iMovie and Avid Media Composer. Multiple choices for editors so it is popular in editing area especially in BD movies world. What’s more, this product offers us primary function to customize BD/DVD videos.

Also, several major steps for loading BD/DVD videos to BDMagic.

Step1.Three ways available to load files:

load-disc

Step 2.Click ‘Editor’ to cut the clips you want.

editor

Step3. Click the Format bar, you can choose output format from the format list or customize which formats to be shown on the list. ‘Adobe Premiere Pro>>MOV(AVC)(*.mov).

choose-format-for-adobe

Step4. In the Profile ‘Settings’ window, you can choose or specify exactly the parameters you like. And in the Task information section, you can compare the detailed information of the source video and the target video.
 
 bdmagic-profile-settings

At last, click ‘Convert’ button to finish.

To make your video smoothly edited in Adobe, BDMagic will not disappoint you. Multiple functions can also attract your interest a lot.

More:
How to Import Media Files to Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows/Mac?
Rip Feature Documentary Footage for Final Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro