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  1. 21st Jul 2010 12:28 #1
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  2. 21st Jul 2010 13:07 #2
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    Yamb or my mp4box.
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    Try MPEG Streamclip (it uses QuickTime)...
    ... or MP4Box (Yamb, My MP4Box GUI) or Avidemux, but with saving to MP4 container and if A/V is compatible with MP4.
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    you dont need to convert to mp4 with avidemux(just split and remux):

    1- split/cut with avidemux, change container to mp4, in the video and audio settings select "copy" and then save video (dont forget to add .mp4 to the name)
    I love it when a plan comes together!
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    QTPro was my 1st thought after MPEGStreamclip. It DOES work.

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