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  1. 25th Mar 2003 06:32 #1
    md_mushroom
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    Hi could n e 1 please explain wat is the best svcd cutting tool, i use tmpgenc but it sometimes misses out some of the audio if there is the slightest flicker in the film file, many thanx

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    I alway's use TmpGenc's Mpeg tool to split SVCD mpeg files. Never had audio problems. Is the "flicker" origin in the film? Maybe defragmentation of the HDisk where the SVCD file is on, will help
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    yes the flicker is in the original film b 4 i start to cut, once it has cut the sound goes at the start of the flicker, just wanted to know if there is n e other programme i could use that isn't as sensitive as tmpgenc

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    try this: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=119181

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