I'm encoding some TV episodes to be put on DVD using HCenc. I'm putting multiple episodes onto a single disc, so in order to distribute the available space intelligently, I encode all of the episodes as a single, long video stream, but I mark the frame numbers of each episode break as a chapter in HCenc (to ensure that each episode starts with an I frame). Now I have my long, multi-episode M2V stream, and I want to split it up so I have one clip for each episode. This seems like it would be a common task, but all my fruitless Googling and searching for a solution indicates that the opposite is evidently true. So, how do we split up M2V files at given points (assuming each segment has already been tailored to begin with an I frame)?
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