Promiere Pro, as a timeline-based video editing software application, is becoming an indispensable choice for video editng amateurs and professionals. There are maybe occasions when you happen to have some funny DVD collections and also wanna import the footage from DVD into Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5 for making some modifications before sharing with friends, but only to find some error message happened due to the Premiere Pro won't recognize DVD footages? Don't worry, this tutorial will share some tips and tricks with you to fix your hassles.
Though Adobe Premiere supports lots of video and audio format, including .vob files in video_ts folder of home-made DVDs. But for videos encrypted in commercial DVD, Adobe Premiere Pro doesn't include the software needed to decrypt DVDs and extract file out. In order to make Premiere Pro work with DVD files soomthly, you'd better rip and convert DVD files to Premiere Pro more friendly-editable format such as MPEG-2 initially via the help of a third party program.
The current software options for ripping a DVD movie to Adobe Premiere Pro are virtually endless. However, to choose a reliable and professional DVD Ripper tool is not easy, here for the purpose of releasing you from the hard-scratching issue, i strongly recommend you try the Brorsoft DVD Ripper for Mac, which enables you fast and easily encode DVD to MPEG-2 videos for better working with Promiere Pro without quality loss on Mac OS X(EI Capitan included). What's more, in the program, there are many output formats have been optimized, they are for portable devices and editing software like iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Xbox and more so you just need to click and choose as you want. For Windows owners, please turn to DVD Ripper. Just download this program and follow this guide below to complete importing DVD clips to Adobe Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5 for further editing.
How to rip DVD movies to Adobe Premiere Pro with ease
Step 1. Load your DVD movies
[insert]the DVD disc into your DVD drive[and]drag the disc icon from the desktop to the program to load the DVD files. Alternatively, you can click File > Load DVD to locate[and]add the DVD movies you want to convert.
Step 2. select output format
Click "Format" drop-down bar to[select]a proper video format. To edit AVCHD videos in Adobe Premiere, then Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas > MPEG-2 (*.mpg) is the suitable one.
Tip: Before conversion, you can click "Settings" button[and]enter "Profile Settings" panel to adjust video size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate[and]audio channels. DVDs are standard definition with a much smaller frame size. Blowing up a file to that size will only reduce the quality.
Step 3. Start DVD to Premiere conversion
Click Convert button to start transcoding DVD to MPEG-2 for Adobe Premiere immediately.
Once the conversion completes, you can click "Open" to find the .MPG videos which can be directly imported to Adobe Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5. You've done.
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