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  1. 14th Jul 2006 09:12 #1
    cd090580
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    Hi,

    I have a mpeg-2 file from a live song recorded on TV Show.

    Now, I'd like to add a fade out without having to reencode the whole file. TmpgEnc Mpeg Editor only allow to add a fadeout to audio but not the video which is bad.

    So, does it exist a program able to cut an mpeg-2 file and add a fadeout top both audio and video without having to reencode the full file (only the fadeout should be reencoded) ?

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    You need a dedicated MPEG video editor - like VideoReDo.

    There is a category in the "Tools" section. There are a number of tools - as to which ones do fades, I can't help because I don't edit MPEGs.
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    Womble MPEG Video Wizard. It's a bit expensive, but it does a bunch of things and it has a 30 day free trial.
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