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About R. Ferguson
Expertise
Some technical knowledge in connectivity, systems, cameras, image/video software. I am better at project development, scripting, organization, conceptualization. I know Photoshop, AfterEffects, and some others but am no real expert on them. I also have knowledge in the development and production of interactive CD-ROM`s.
Experience
Over 17 yrs of various TV/video production experience. B.S. degree in TV Production from James Madison Univ. Taught TV production at a community college for 5 yrs. Currently a Commercial Producer.
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Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications (Radio, TV, Film); James Madison Univ., Harrisonburg, VA
Awards and Honors
2x winner of the Communicator Award
2x winner of Telly Awards
Top 5 Finalaist in CAB Awards 2006
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Expert: R. Ferguson - 10/25/2009
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Dear Mr. Ferguson:
I hope you can help me. I recently downloaded a movie but it came in an unfamiliar format, something called Video_TS. There a lot of files in the folder with this name, Video_TS. The files had extensions I am unfamiliar with, .BUP, .IFO, and .VOB. Those that said VTS_03_1.VOB were large and may have different parts of the movie. Do you know what I need so I can play this movie on a Windows Media Player or Real Player?
Thanks,
John
Answer
They are DVD formatted files. Looks like you downloaded an ISO/copy of a DVD. If you can burn them to a disc as they are, they may work.
How to get them directly to wmv or rp format I don't know. You could try to get them to a disc and then 'rip' it as an mpeg2 movie and then convert it. I'd just play it formt he DVD, though.
Good luck.
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