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Miraizon's Cinematize is the best and only DVD movie clip extractor available on the retail market. Cinematize turns the once impossible and difficult process of extracting audio and video clips from a DVD into a fun and easy experience for everyone, from Hollywood movie/audio professionals to novice home users. Cinematize saves extracted files in a format compatible with standard multimedia editing software such as QuickTime, iMovie, and Final Cut.
Cinematize 2 offers many powerful new features, enabling users to take advantage of existing DVD content to create a new masterpiece, be it a multimedia presentation, an original video DVD, or a best-of music CD. Miraizon Cinematize features include:
Cinematize 2 offers many powerful new features, enabling users to take advantage of existing DVD content to create a new masterpiece, be it a multimedia presentation, an original video DVD, or a best-of music CD. Miraizon Cinematize features include:
- Select video tracks in any DVD format, PAL or NTSC, MPEG-1 or MPEG-2
- Select audio tracks in any DVD format: PCM, AC-3, MPEG, DTS, or SDDS
- Preview in full motion video
- Select from any complex DVD*, even one with multiple angles and soundtracks
- Extract audio alone, video alone, or together as an MPEG-2 or QuickTime movie
- Decode AC-3 and PCM audio to AIFF, WAV, or QuickTime formats
- Extract MPEG, DTS, and SDDS audio to MPEG-2 or elementary stream formats
- Completely control decoding and output formats
- Extract with all original audio and video settings for maximum quality.
- Save QuickTime movies (as flattened single files or with separate audio/video files), AVI files, DV Stream files, or raw formats.
- Save the extracted clip in formats ready for use in QuickTime, iMovie, Final Cut, Keynote, iTunes, and even an iPod.
What's new in this version:
- Added support for saving to Apple TV movie files
- Added MPEG-4 File option for 640x480 frame size
- Added small extraction speed improvements
- Enhanced synchronization accuracy
- QuickTime movies now preload video tracks for better playback
- Improved calculation of free space required when saving decoded data
- Improved handling of corrupted AC-3 audio streams
- Made small improvements to accuracy of AC-3 audio decoding
- Improved handling of file extensions in Save dialog
- Added Edit > Clear All menu option to empty DVD file list
- Now prompts for administrator authorization
- Fixed problem where application window would not hide correctly
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or higher (PowerPC), 10.4 or higher (Intel)
- QuickTime 6.4 or higher
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Be careful with reviews - Version: 2.07, 8/6/2008 01:38AM PST
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Cinematize a waste - Version: 2.06, 11/28/2006 08:53PM PST
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PJMiesiak1
Read the ad, which says that it will work "even with protected DVD's".
Doesn't work, gives an error message. Of course, all DVD's in the last 10 years are protected. Don't buy, doesn't work
Doesn't work, gives an error message. Of course, all DVD's in the last 10 years are protected. Don't buy, doesn't work
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You are corrrect... - Version: 2.06, 9/11/2006 11:26AM PST
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seaahellz2
MPEG Streamclip does all this and MORE.
And the cost just kills me....its FREE!
And is regularly updated.
And the cost just kills me....its FREE!
And is regularly updated.
Reviewers should please take more care. It is not correct to say that they are congruent. Cinematize claims to do something that MPEG Streamclip does not claim to do — receive video from a DVD. MPEG Streamclip only claims to receive MPEG files.
I have a need that is not only very specific, I would be very surprised if many others do not want to do the same thing. And I'm wondering if Cinematize will do it (based on the claims, anyway) whereas I'm sure MPEG Streamclip will not.
I have a disc-based video recorder attached to my television. I want to be able to move recorded material (it appears on the recorder's hard disc as a VIDEO_TS folder) to my computer for editing in, for example, iMovie, and subsequent burning to a DVD (again as a VIDEO_TS folder) for later playing on any DVD player in the normal way. I'm not interested in producing MPG files for playing in, for example, QuickTime Player.
Can anyone tell me if Cinematize or any other tool will do what I want? I've searched long and hard without success so far.