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  1. 23rd Aug 2005 13:01 #1
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    whats a good wmv editor? like i have a wmv and i wanna cut it into 3 - 10 second clips and lower the bitrate and resolution

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    Windows Movie Maker2 (for WMV). The better editors don't usually edit WMV, they edit AVI or MOV, etc.

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    asfbin if you just want to cut,join. if you want to reencode use windows movie maker or windows media encoder.
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    Asfbin (command line) with Cut Assistant (GUI for asfbin). If you use Asfbin 1.5 or later, try "-rkf" option. With this option you can even cut on non-keyframe positions. asfbin will then only reencode the small part between cut and next keyframe. the rest is simply copied.

    NOTE if you try -rkf and asfbin gives you this error: "Decompression error: VCM decoding driver is not available", the you must install the VCM driver from here:
    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/de/9series/codecs/vcm.aspx
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