Help pls Beginner with U lead Video studio

1. StuW
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   Hi I'm new to this so please forgive me. I'm trying to get files from my Sony DVD Camcorder to be read by the U lead software for my very first project!

   The files on the DVD (after "finalising") the dvd are listed as;

   VIDEO_TS, VIDEO_TS.BUP, VIDEO_TS.BUP, VIDEO_TS.IFO, VTS_01_0.BUP, VTS_01.IFO

   ETC ETC

   Needless to say U lead Video studio can't seem to read them , where do I start ? Thanks in anticipation

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2. BruceMol
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   change the extensions of your "BUP" files to "mpg" files and ulead should be able to see them - they will have audio too - but sometimes the signal is quite low.

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3. StuW
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    Hi thanks for the advice ; Sadly, after changing the suffix as you suggest ,  it gives "unable to open file".

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4. BruceMol
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   ah! Too bad, and strange too.

   Then you will have to CAPTURE from your camera instead of transfering the contents of the DVD to your hard drive.

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5. StuW
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    BruceMol , thanks , I guess I'll have to get the appropriate lead since my camera only has the RGB type output lead that you would plug into a tv.

   Thanks again for your reply

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6. RockstarRider
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   i use ulead and i import my dvd files into it..i just finalzie the dvd and insert it..then open up ulead video studio and clik on where it says to import files from DVD-R/RW...

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7. BruceMol
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   oh yes I see that option - thanks Rockstarrider - give it a shot StuW.

   In ULEAD/COREL  VS11.5 you can find it at...

   CAPTURE>IMPORT FROM DVD...>IMPORT DVD FOLDER

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