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  1. 17th Aug 2008 11:37 #1
    Kevlin
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    I just switched from PC to Mac and is a little disoriented. I collect music videos and use these to make quizes among other things. For this I need to be able to cut (trim as QT-pro calls it) parts of the file but with mpg there is no trimming option. The start and stop blocks represented in the movie timeline (bottom of the screen) are simply not there.

    I have the mpeg-2 plug-in installed as well.

    Is there anyone who have a solution for this? Either in QT-pro or another program that I could use instead?

    Thank you
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  2. 17th Aug 2008 12:31 #2
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    MPEG Streamclip will do the job.
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    Thank you kindly for the fast answer. Works perfect.

    hat of for Ffooky

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