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  1. 29th Jan 2010 07:16 #1
    DirtBikeMike
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    I have some mpeg 2 files that I want to upload to YT. The max is 10 min or 2 gb. Yesturday I uploaded a file that was 1.6gb, but it was rejected because it was to long. I am having a hard time trying to identify how long this file is. I have Gspot and Media info but niether will tell me how long the file is. Also when right clicking the file and looking at the properties there is no length shown.

    What is the easy way to identify just how long a file is?
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    A video player like MPC, VLC? Or can't they forward the video? Then it might be corrupt and you have to repair the mpeg2 with for example videoredo (quick stream fix).
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  3. 29th Jan 2010 07:59 #3
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    MPC - file - properties - details

    this worked fine

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