A few of us did an infomercial for golf clubs, and the folks sent us a DVD. Is there a program that allows me to capture and edit DVD segments and paste them into a new video?

Said they're sending the outtakes, too, and that's the great stuff.

Director: In your own words, just tell me what you think of the new Slazenger irons.
MOFO: Dude, these irons give me major wood!

Frame capture, I think. Check out the natty hat!

You kinda look like DUBYA

Repeat after me...

"I've got something to put in you.."

Can I have your autograph Mr. Dranow????

Lisa

I just bought a Mercedes.....and the damn ashtray is full.....need to trade it in.

I'm no SEANERY, but I use Vegas Video or Pinnacle Studio for video editing. Sean could give you many more optons I'm sure.

I am a premiere pro fan myself......i used 6, 6.5 and Pro(7.0)........

you ugleeee fool.

Nice hat

Hey Britt,
Me thinks this might of been one of those fancy rhetorical questions. See, they may not really be looking for advice.

-Brent

Thanks for all the smartass replies. When my movie career take off I will have nothing to do with any of you

Anyway, there's a nifty little program called DVD-to-MPG that allows you to cut a snip out of a DVD and work with it on a PC. Free to try, 24.95 to buy.

And thanks for all the fish.