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  1. 27th Dec 2003 15:37 #1
    jocoman
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    I would have thought this to be straight forward, but alas I am a newbie.
    Here is what I want to do.
    Take a mpeg2 file and cut it. That's it.
    2 Standalone pieces.
    What software can do this for me?
    I want the two pieces to be the same type of file as the original.
    Also if the cutting program can handle any type of file that would be a bonus.
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  2. 27th Dec 2003 15:40 #2
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    TMPGEnc Plus. Use the Merge & Cut function in MPEG Tools.
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  3. 27th Dec 2003 17:54 #3
    Milo
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    There's a good thread to look at :

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=185784

    You'll see that tmpg tools are far from perfect and that womble ones are much better
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  4. 27th Dec 2003 17:56 #4
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    Does Womble do it without re-encoding?
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  5. 27th Dec 2003 17:58 #5
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    Of course, cut at I-frame, the fastest available, and very compliant with mpeg2 standards (compare to tmpg...)
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  6. 27th Dec 2003 18:12 #6
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    And what file types can it handle?
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