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  1. 18th Nov 2006 15:40 #1
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    Is it possible to split an AVI file?

    I have a 700mb/107mins clip and want to use 2 cd-r disks to make them 2 vcd's.

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    Don't split your source file, your conversion software should be able to create two mpegs. Better yet, put it on DVD.
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    is there any freeware that I can make mpegs from the avi?
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    thanks
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    How do you use this im confused, I just want a simple mpeg out of a avi without having to tamper with stuff.

    heres what I did:

    1) input my avi

    2) selected VCD & destination folder

    3) clicked add job then go

    I skipped everything I didnt understand but a mesage came saying choose audiostream I dont know what that is

    ...help
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