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  1. 20th Dec 2004 04:57 #1
    samifox
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    Hi

    I have long mpeg file I want to cut into smaller segments because my system cannot handle big video files.


    I download many splitting programs from the net but none of them satisfied my needs. I need an application that :
    1. doesn’t renders the movie again after trimming, I need it to cut the clip as it was originally.
    2. Support batch splitting so I can define in and out points of several clips and than let it do all the list.
    3. Treat the original movie as frames rather as seconds.
    4. trail available.

    Thanks
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  3. 20th Dec 2004 06:55 #3
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    VidReDo is a very Sppuield application.it reject the most of my files.

    anything else?
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    mpgtx - but doesn't take frames as split points. (Uses time)

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  5. 20th Dec 2004 10:54 #5
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    mpgtx - but doesn't take frames as split points. (Uses time)

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    since i need frames accurate footage it become useless.does anyone know if i can do it with premire(batch commands i mean)?
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    The New TMPGENC MPEG Editor is pretty good. Frame accurate.
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