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  1. 12th Dec 2001 03:07 #1
    TMcD
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    Ok, so I want to use the bitrate calculator found @
    http://www.vcdhelp.com/calc.htm

    The first thing the calculator wants to know is Video Min & Secs.

    I have my video file in 6 segments and was wondering if there was a piece of freeware that would take the files I threw at it and tell me the video time length. Anything available?

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    Troy
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  2. 12th Dec 2001 09:43 #2
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    I suggest to use a pocket calculator, for example 1+1=2.
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  3. 12th Dec 2001 09:53 #3
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    My suggestion to you, is that you take your head and thrust it forward onto a marble slab. eheh

    Troy

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  4. 12th Dec 2001 10:02 #4
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    I will think about it. Seriously I do not see a problem. Play the segments with media player and calculate. Or use Avisynth, load all segments and play the .avs with media player.
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  5. 12th Dec 2001 10:05 #5
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    Yeah I figured I could do the old lead and paper method, but just wondering if there was a tool, since I have 30 TV shows to rip and burn...

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