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  1. 5th May 2010 11:54 #1
    mkr10001
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    I've got some MPEG files that i recorded on my computer from my tv tuner, when i play them they are fine but when i open them in virtual dub the sound is out of sync with the video. is there a better free mpeg editor?
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    hech54
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools/Mpeg2Schnitt
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    VideoRedoPlus would fix your problems but, it is not free. However, it is excellent at what it does.
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    johnathanjoe
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    Hi

    If your using Linux give DVBCUT a try . I have used it to edit my MPEG, VRO and VOB files, then used the resulting mpeg files to make DVD's

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  6. 15th May 2010 22:28 #6
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    if video editing is your hobby and considering to spend some $$ (to support author keep running the show) for commercial native mpeg editor,
    i would rather suggest VideoReDo for long run.
    More info : https://www.videohelp.com/tools/VideoReDo
    because in certain cases, virtualdub crashes.
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  7. 15th May 2010 23:54 #7
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    Count me in on Videoredo. It's well worth the price and one of the only pay programs that I recommend.
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