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What exactly are you doing (feel free to copy and past shit from the guide) whats your exact avs file.?

Perhaps your having frame rate issues.....
your gonna have to describe you problem in greater detail...

Try setting your frame rate in each of your AVS's to the end frame rate of your video (either 29.97 or 23.xx)

Kinda need more details here

WEll most any dvd rom drive will be able to rip a dvd onto your hard drive given the proper ripping software. There are some dvd drives that are better than others but barring you buying a broken drive most any you buy will work to rip DVDs. You don't really capture the video in the traditional sens...

Well that wasn't so much a stab at you but a stab at Debians installer. Its not bad but its just not "automated" like Redhat and Mandrake. Though I must admit installing debian is easier than installing Gentoo. Either way you are going to have to read up on compiling your own kernel and you might wa...

You could use any one of the those tarballs.... The lower the stage the more you have to compile to get it up and running. Its been a while since I've done a gentoo installation but I would reccomend starting with stage one (I have done it on a celeron 300A :twisted: ). The whole point of Gentoo is ...

This may not help you....
But Divx 5.02 (or hell XVID for that matter) Should be fully compliant with divx 4.11. SO if you get the latest codec from www.divx.com should work for you

damn Ermac and Klinky you just beat me out in my posting, less than a minute...

Made my post irrelevent....

Sniffle sniffle


apologies for the double post

one method that would work is using the Vob -> DVD2AVI -> Avisynth/virtualdub method that you'll find outlined for you in some faqs and howto's on www.doom9.org (a great resource for dvd ripping and such) You seem to know enough about what your talking about that I assume that you only want to take ...

if you really want to use divx clips in premiere (with a wee more bit of stability than your getting now) you may want to try converting the scenes you want to use from divx to Huffyuv using Virtualdub.
(if you don't know what this is try Google)

Well you could use those downloaded clips (quality issues and subtitle issues aside....) you just need to convert them to a format (using virtual dub) that Premiere can digest more readily such as HuffyYuv (I swear by this codec....) You can look up the stuff mentioned on google But yeah DVD's are a...