Cut Music Video out of MPEG file without re-encoding / Nero

[gd-wg]

Hello,
i have got a Haugpauge digtal sat card, type DVB-s.
The card software videorecorder produces high quality MPEG files. I would like two record some hours music videos and cut the unwanted things out and burn it than to VCD / SVCD with Nero 5.5. I bought the new Nero MPEG encoder add on therefore. The "add on" encodes the files to the correct format, so other encoder i don´t need (they work bad on my P4 - 1400). Flashmpeg 6.0 always crashes by mulitplexing,...

Nero 5.x includes now encoding function (not very good in vcd - quality), so I only would need a simple cut function.


Gerold


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[pocholin]

You can use TMPGENC to cut your file in sections

[gd-wg]

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On 2001-10-13 10:43:52, gd-wg wrote:
Hello,
i have got a Haugpauge digtal sat card, type DVB-s.
The card software videorecorder produces high quality MPEG files. I would like two record some hours music videos and cut the unwanted things out and burn it than to VCD / SVCD with Nero 5.5. I bought the new Nero MPEG encoder add on therefore. The "add on" encodes the files to the correct format, so other encoder i don´t need (they work bad on my P4 - 1400). Flashmpeg 6.0 always crashes by mulitplexing,...

Nero 5.x includes now encoding function (not very good in vcd - quality), so I only would need a simple cut function.


Gerold


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[gd-wg]

When i open bbmepg mpeg format is not accepted!
How can you cut than, which additional program do you use?

Is the cut position visable?
Here flashmpeg 6.0 looks good.