cutting a few frames from an avi

[tommid]

This is really simple I bet.... Using VIRTUAL DUB by the way
I have a .avi file..and I want to strip the last 64 frames from the end.
I load the file up and highlight it on the bottom grid thingy from the
start of the file to the frame where I want it to end . so far so good.
But when I go onto the file options to save the selected strip .. there
are a few save options . .. "save as avi" "save stripped avi" etc .
Whichever I try it does not save the file correctly... either saving it
into lots of little files until I run out of space or into one big avi...
and I mean BIG ! If I let it finish it will run into hundreds of gigs !!
How do I save it into an normal avi of standard size?
Or perhaps there is another avi editor I should be using?

[t0nee1]

After you set the start and end frame, go to Edit>cut>then save

[tommid]

I may be doing something wrong.. I have the section I want to save highlighted in blue .
But if I go to the drop down edit menu it does not offer a save option

[jagabo]

File -> Open Video File
Mark-in, Mark-out
Video -> Direct Stream Copy
Files -> Save as AVI

[t0nee1]

@tommid,
Edit menu doesn't give save option,File menu does....

[tommid]

ok.. sorted that one I think ! thanks to all the above
I bet you can solve this answer my other query without starting a new thread.

The avi in question is slightly out of sync on the audio. I have seen a post about the clip which says :
"running through vdub at plus 100ms looks fine to me now however."

So I have my avi loaded.. can anyone give me an idiots guide to moving the audio slightly as described in the quote?

[t0nee1]

https://forum.videohelp.com/topic316884.html

[jagabo]

Audio -> Interleaving -> Audio Skew Correction -> Delay Audio Track By [ ] ms