Hi all,
Happy holidays!
I have a digital video situation that i have been trying to fix for a month with no good results, so I thought I'd try here
Main Question is:
Can I somehow turn a disc image (.img) file or the content of a burned dvd (burned from iDVD, becomes a .dvdproj file) into a format that I can edit in iMovie or Adobe Premier?
Here's the story.
I am a professional photographer, and I dabble in creating movies using super 8 film. I created a super 8 film of a wedding. I edit the footage in iMovie '09, and I add a title slide and closing slide using files I create in photoshop and then import to iPhoto for use in iMovie.
OK, so i spent HOURS editing, timing the footage to the music, rearranging the frames..etc., and then added the title/closing slides, and then was done and happy with the iMovie film, so i exported it to iDVD. I then burned it, hooray! I saved it as a disc image so i could make more copies, hooray!
Problem is, I re-edited the original movie I was happy with to make a shorter, more web-friendly length film. Since I had exported it and burned many copies and the disc image, i thought I was safe. Biut THEN i found out that i spelled the bride's name wrong on the title slide, and so I now need to just edit that one little piece of the film, and don't have the time to re-edit the short film to remake the long film by adding back in the original footage that I took out. It would be like 20 more hours to recreate the long version.. They didn't pay me enough to cover that, so I'm trying to get this done without having to do that.
So, can I somehow turn the disc image (.img) file or the content of the burned dvd into an editable format that I can use in iMovie or Adobe Premier?
Any thoughts would be helpful.. I'm stumped
Happy holidays!
I have a digital video situation that i have been trying to fix for a month with no good results, so I thought I'd try here
Main Question is:
Can I somehow turn a disc image (.img) file or the content of a burned dvd (burned from iDVD, becomes a .dvdproj file) into a format that I can edit in iMovie or Adobe Premier?
Here's the story.
I am a professional photographer, and I dabble in creating movies using super 8 film. I created a super 8 film of a wedding. I edit the footage in iMovie '09, and I add a title slide and closing slide using files I create in photoshop and then import to iPhoto for use in iMovie.
OK, so i spent HOURS editing, timing the footage to the music, rearranging the frames..etc., and then added the title/closing slides, and then was done and happy with the iMovie film, so i exported it to iDVD. I then burned it, hooray! I saved it as a disc image so i could make more copies, hooray!
Problem is, I re-edited the original movie I was happy with to make a shorter, more web-friendly length film. Since I had exported it and burned many copies and the disc image, i thought I was safe. Biut THEN i found out that i spelled the bride's name wrong on the title slide, and so I now need to just edit that one little piece of the film, and don't have the time to re-edit the short film to remake the long film by adding back in the original footage that I took out. It would be like 20 more hours to recreate the long version.. They didn't pay me enough to cover that, so I'm trying to get this done without having to do that.
So, can I somehow turn the disc image (.img) file or the content of the burned dvd into an editable format that I can use in iMovie or Adobe Premier?
Any thoughts would be helpful.. I'm stumped