Adding Files
Before you start editing your video files you will need to import them from your computer hard disk drive into AVS Video ReMaker. Click the Add File button in the Input File Area or use the Add File option of the File section of the Main Menu.
The following window will let you select the video you need:
Select the necessary file and click the Open button.
Note: if you select a DVD as an input video please choose the
Video_TS.IFO file, which contains the information about the entire DVD structure. To process a Blu-ray video we recommend that you use the
index.bdmv file which applies to the whole video stream including all the chapters.
The selected file will be added to the appropriate field in the Input File Area. If your DVD or Blu-ray video contains several titles or audio tracks the following window will be opened:
The title which contains the main video is selected by default. If you need to edit some other title check the box near it. To make sure that the selected title is the right one you need use the Preview window. You can also choose an appropriate audio track (if you video contains more than one) in the combo box near the selected title. Then press the OK button.
After loading file you will be able to see information about its parameters:
| File |
Path and Name |
Video file name and the directory on the computer hard disk drive where it is situated. |
| Video |
Codec |
The video codec used to compress the video clip. |
Frame Size
(pixels) |
The number of pixels that form the video image (horizontally/vertically). |
Frame Rate
(frames per second) |
The number of video frames displayed every second. |
| Audio |
Codec |
The audio codec used to compress the audio component of the clip. |
Frequency
(Hertz) |
The audio track sampling frequency specified in hertz. |
| Channels |
The number of channels in the audio track (mono - one channel, stereo - two channels, quadro - four channels, 4.1 - five channels, 5.1 - six channels, 6.1 - seven channels, 7.1 - eight channels). |
After all the files are added you can view them using the Preview window, delete the unwanted clips and change the sequence of the remaining ones, or create a video menu.