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  1. 28th Feb 2003 00:34 #1
    trainspotter01
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    is there any programme for it?
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    If you split something in 2, you'll end up with more (i numbers) than you started with - not much to do about that, I'm'fraid...

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    Do you mean you want to take out some scenes, maybe clip the avi a little but want to maintain one file?
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  4. 1st Mar 2003 02:27 #4
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    actually wat i'm trying to say is.......
    say there's a 100 mb/100 mins file and i want to split it into 2 scenes, first scene is 60 mins and the 2nd is 40 mins
    i want a programme that just simply split it, which will leave me a 60 mins scene 1 and the 40 mins scene 2
    not creating 2 whole new files (60mins and 40mins), and w/ the original still in the harddrive (100 mins)

    it's like separating a bread......i mean u just break the bread in half, that's all
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