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  1. 15th Mar 2012 12:05 #1
    Trollberg
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    I'm having a party on Saturday and i got some videos that i want to mix together,is there any software capable of cutting the videos into several pieces and randomly mix them together?

    Thank you in advance.
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  2. 15th Mar 2012 12:11 #2
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    Short answer - No.
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    You can cut them apart yourself and either create a playlist that seems random or use a player like PotPlayer set to shuffle mode to play through the files in a folder in random order.

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  4. 15th Mar 2012 14:33 #4
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    Take a look at vj (video jockey) software - video equiv of audio DJing. Although it might be overkill for your needs.

    I haven't used any VJing software, but here's some examples:
    http://resolume.com/software/
    http://www.arkaos.net/category/index.php?catid=1
    http://www.garagecube.com/modul8/index.php
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  5. 15th Mar 2012 14:40 #5
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    Thank you guys,very helpful ideas.
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  6. 15th Mar 2012 19:06 #6
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    Depends on the source video. If all uncompressed or DV format, then mostly yes.
    Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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