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  1. 29th Oct 2005 18:03 #1
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    I have nanoPEG Editor which came with my video card. I use it to cut video commercials from my mpeg2 files. Is there another program that can cut parts from a mpeg2 file leaving the rest intact?
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    VideoRedo and MPEG-VCR seem to be well-supported here.
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    Mpg2cut2 is really great.
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    Originally Posted by StealthKing
    I have nanoPEG Editor which came with my video card. I use it to cut video commercials from my mpeg2 files. Is there another program that can cut parts from a mpeg2 file leaving the rest intact?
    Womble MPEG Video Wizard is a great tool if you want to do more than just cut out parts of video eg add transitions.No re-encoding just like VideoRedo so its very fast.
    Thats if you can afford $120

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  6. 29th Oct 2005 22:06 #6
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    laspis59 wrote:

    Womble MPEG Video Wizard is a great tool if you want to do more than just cut out parts of video eg add transitions.No recoding like VideoRedo so its very fast.
    Thats if you can afford $120
    You need to get your facts right! Videoredo does not re-encode and is every bit as fast as MPEG Video Wizard and it also does quite a bit more for less money!
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    AVIdemux is a free tool for both linux and windows that can cut out commercials and copy the original mpeg encoding without reencoding. Nice interface. Does a good job of reencoding too, if you need to. Great filter tools as well. Take a look.
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    Yes VideoRedo dont re-encode.I have it,its very fast!Therfore my facts are correct.
    Maybe I should have put that MPEG Video Wizard doesn't re-encode just like VideoRedo,so its very fast.
    Dont insult me.
    Look at the VideoRedo comments section,I rated it highly.
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  9. 30th Oct 2005 08:23 #9
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    laspis59 wrote:

    Dont insult me.
    I apologize if my post insulted you. Your first post regarding videoredo is confusing and I thought you were saying that MPEG Video Wizard was fast and did not re-encode and that videoredo does re-encode.
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    Originally Posted by wwjd
    laspis59 wrote:

    Dont insult me.
    I apologize if my post insulted you. Your first post regarding videoredo is confusing and I thought you were saying that MPEG Video Wizard was fast and did not re-encode and that videoredo does re-encode.
    Thats alright wwjd,sorry I took it the wrong way,I should have put my post across more clearly.
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