That generally works but the problem with it is that you sometimes will
get
the odd frames with pixelation (look carefully!!!).
You should therefore demux (demultiplex) the clip.
Before I got CS4 I used EVOdemux but there are a number of other programs.
(Just google "demux vob" )
In CS4 and now CS5 all you do is copy the VOB file to the HDD and use it
as is
in Premiere - some progress.:-)
Uwe
> As I recall, and I haven't needed to do this in some time, I just drag
> files from the DVD to the hard disc and into the PPro library (I'm on
> CS2) and rename to mpeg. Or mpg. I have done it and it works fine.
>
> joe salerno
>
>
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