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opening an MDF/MDS to view
#1
07 Nov 2011 @ 19:35
idhazza11
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Hi.
I have a DVD I produced some time ago and need to open the MDF/MDS files to view, then repack for uploading to vimeo using Vegas 9.
The original files are no longer available hence why I need to open these files.
I have Alcohol 120 v7 available.
Will this do? or do I need another program.
I'd appreciate advice on how to open these files.
Thx
I have a DVD I produced some time ago and need to open the MDF/MDS files to view, then repack for uploading to vimeo using Vegas 9.
The original files are no longer available hence why I need to open these files.
I have Alcohol 120 v7 available.
Will this do? or do I need another program.
I'd appreciate advice on how to open these files.
Thx
AfterDawn
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#2
11 Nov 2011 @ 1:26
I would really appreciate some help on this problem.
A potential client wants to see one of the programs and the only way to show his is to open the MDF file. Please help.
A potential client wants to see one of the programs and the only way to show his is to open the MDF file. Please help.
#3
11 Nov 2011 @ 4:38
ps355528
Senior Member
shouldn't be a problem at all.. one is the data (image file same as an iso) and the other is a cue file (little more than a list of contents and their local location for burning)
easiest way is to just burn it, but you can also mount the image and treat that the same as any disk for ripping/convrsion etc.
easiest way is to just burn it, but you can also mount the image and treat that the same as any disk for ripping/convrsion etc.

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#4
11 Nov 2011 @ 5:15
Thx for the reply ps355528
An hour ago or so I burned the MDF and MDS files using Alcohol 120 ..and it ends up as a MDF anyway.
So how to just open the little bugger from either the DVD or hard drive file - they are both the same.
Its a video i produced for a client a few years ago.
I want to convert it to a compatable format that will load in the Sony Vegas timeline then render to upload to Vimeo.
Can you advise please. Thx
An hour ago or so I burned the MDF and MDS files using Alcohol 120 ..and it ends up as a MDF anyway.
So how to just open the little bugger from either the DVD or hard drive file - they are both the same.
Its a video i produced for a client a few years ago.
I want to convert it to a compatable format that will load in the Sony Vegas timeline then render to upload to Vimeo.
Can you advise please. Thx
#5
12 Nov 2011 @ 6:55
Thx for the reply ps355528
An hour ago or so I burned the MDF and MDS files using Alcohol 120 ..and it ends up as a MDF anyway.
So how to just open the little bugger from either the DVD or hard drive file - they are both the same.
Its a video i produced for a client a few years ago.
I want to convert it to a compatable format that will load in the Sony Vegas timeline then render to upload to Vimeo.
Can you advise please. Thx
An hour ago or so I burned the MDF and MDS files using Alcohol 120 ..and it ends up as a MDF anyway.
So how to just open the little bugger from either the DVD or hard drive file - they are both the same.
Its a video i produced for a client a few years ago.
I want to convert it to a compatable format that will load in the Sony Vegas timeline then render to upload to Vimeo.
Can you advise please. Thx
#7
12 Nov 2011 @ 23:36
I have finally been able to view the files via Alcohol 120. I can see the video files in Windows Media Player...so now I need to get these files into Vegas but dont know how. Any advice? Thx
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