Toshiba 16x.Heero_Yuy84 wrote:Well, you caught me there...so, for future reference, any recommendations in the way of DVD roms?
Cheap, fast, quiet, good.
Two questions concerning VirtualDub
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Yes. I own a Toshiba DVD-ROM drive and it's by0000000tyful.FurryCurry wrote:Toshiba 16x.Heero_Yuy84 wrote:Well, you caught me there...so, for future reference, any recommendations in the way of DVD roms?
Cheap, fast, quiet, good.
ASUS makes good ones, as well.
Go to http://www.newegg.com and look for either of these brands.
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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 much better way to.
(me huggles my DVD drive)
But yeah DVD's are a much better way to.
(me huggles my DVD drive)