cutting software

[jonny9]

hello all .................im new to all of this i just want to know the best and easyiest software to cut avi and xvid films to fit on a vcd.im using tmpg to encode ............thanks for any replys

[Conquest10]

tmpgenc.

[jonny9]

thanks for your help but is no others to use like avi chop or anymore thanks again

[Conquest10]

thanks for your help but is no others to use like avi chop or anymore thanks again

what? avi chop? never heard of it.

[Conquest10]

virtualdub can also cut an avi. but why would you want to do that? why make three or more files when you can just use the original avi?

[jonny9]

i want to make more files becouse the whole of the film wont fit on a vcd

[Conquest10]

you don't need to cut up an avi. an avi will not play on a dvd player.

[hbkhhh69]

If you burn DivX AVI's with NERO as an SVCD compliant, AVI's will be encoded and be watchable on the DVD player.

[Conquest10]

nero should not be used for encoding avi to mpg. its a horrible encoder.

[jonny9]

i have a few avi and xvids ive encoded them using tmpg and im going to use ulead to put them on a cdr as a vcd.but the film wont fit on becouse its to long i need disk 1 and disk 2

[Conquest10]

oh ok. you need to split an mpg. why didn't you say that? you kept going off about splitting the avi. the best way is to use the source range before encoding. but you already encoded. so you can go to the file menu in tmpgenc and choose mpeg tools. the last one is called merge/cut. use that to cut the mpg file.

[ZippyP.]

hello all .................im new to all of this i just want to know the best and easyiest software to cut avi and xvid films to fit on a vcd.im using tmpg to encode ............thanks for any replys

If you're encoding with TMPGEnc then you don't need to cut the Avi. Use the "Source Range" setting to select which part of the file to encode, then use Batch encoding to create as many mpegs as you want. edit - What Conquest said!

If you really want to cut/edit your Avi then check the section called "Edit". It's right over there <<<<<<<<<<<. You'll find a guide there for the program Virtualdub. It's the best.

You'll find a guide for editting Mpegs with TMPGEnc in the Edit section as well.

[jonny9]

im sorry was i convusing in you ive tried that but it keeps coming up with a error thanks again for your help