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  1. 13th Mar 2002 07:52 #1
    smokingweed3000
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    Hey
    Whats the best program to edit an MPEG1 and MPEG2 file?
    Thanks
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  2. 13th Mar 2002 08:18 #2
    Dragonsf
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    please define "best":
    - quality of result
    - processing speed
    - easy to use
    - what else ?
    (I'm quite content with ULEAD Mediastudio: good results,not so good speed - overnight processing, and ver easy to use)
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    i use myflix for vcds and tmpg with bbmpeg for svcds
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  4. 13th Mar 2002 23:09 #4
    Mirror_Image
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    budget?
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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  5. 15th Mar 2002 06:43 #5
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    :P I assume that DVDCutter is a not bad choice, it has a lot of additional functions, you can download it from www.jummpa.com
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  6. 16th Mar 2002 09:24 #6
    squiddaddy
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    I use M2 Edit Pro 4.0 and Womble MPEGVCR 3.11
    M2 has better results cutting on the exact frame.
    Doesn't work on 3:2 pulldown films unless you remove the 3:2 pulldown and put it back to 24fps.
    I use PULLDOWN.EXE to remove 3:2 pulldown, cut the video, then use PULLDOWN.EXE to put it back to 30fps for the SVCD spec so NERO can burn it.
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