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    Any way to shorten a Avi cuz i need to take some space of it so i can burn it onto a dvd~ please?
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    Nevermind i didint go to How to and ima use virtual dub thnx tho = D
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    Is it a DV or uncompressed AVI? You could split it into chunks with Virtualdub, or use winzip or winrar to create pieces you ran rejoin later.
    You are in breach of the forum rules and are being banned. Do not post false information.
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    Nvm Virutal Dub isnt what im looking for.. I have two avi files i want make smaller. so i can put them onto a dvd-r.. so how do i edit them each to make them smaller?
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    How big are they ?
    Do you want to edit them, or just shrink them ?
    Virtualdub is what you need to either, but how depends on what you want to achieve.
    Read my blog here.
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    As Evan7 said, he wants to shrink them enough to fit on DVD-R's... However, that answer is quite vague.

    Does Evan7 mean a DVD-R viewable on a Standalone player, i.e. regular "video DVD", or does he mean a data DVD? I'm guessing the former, in which case he's in the wrong forum. Since, shrinking AVI is rather pointless, since you have to transcode to MPEG2 to make a video DVD any way. So making the AVI smaller would not really affect the MPEG2 size much.
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    FWIW, trivia I guess, I've seen & heard of very few extreme cases where the video's just barely too long, even after cutting, to fit at a decent compression level. Doing time compression (like in an adapted for TV movie), if just for selected scenes can help.
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    I wanna shrink yes.. im am putting on a data dvd-r.. i am doing it becuz of space on my harddrive and so i can watch them later on.. i have my computer networked to anothr computer i my room and that computer is hooked up to a big screen t.v in my room through s-video. so i watch movies through that and tv etc.. so i need to shrink this for later on events please >= \ the two avi's are

    Part 1.avi 699 MB (734,623,744 bytes)
    Part 2.avi 700 MB (734,623,744 bytes)
    The Dukes of Hazzard.iso 3.37 GB (3,618,734,080 bytes)


    I need yo fit all of this onto a DVD-R so i figured i could remove the credits on the avi's mabe or somthing
    Now is that the information you were looking for?

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    Virtualdub. Direct Stream Copy. Set the markers to the start and finsih point of the section you want to keep, and write this out to your HDD.
    Read my blog here.
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