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Splitting 5 GB MPEG file so I can save it in FAT32
#1
25 Dec 2008 @ 0:20
agidol
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Hi, I have a 5GB MPEG video file that I want to save it in my external HDD. It was originally a HD video file in MKV format which I converted into MPEG via MKVtoVOB software. Since it's larger than 4GB I can't save it in my exernal HDD so I want to break the file into several smaller files. The problem is I can't find any video editing software that does the job. I tried DVtool and AVIMux Gui software but they don't work. Can you please help?
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#2
25 Dec 2008 @ 12:08
attar
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It's not a video editor, just a file splitter/joiner.
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/deskto...ols/hjsplit.cfm
Why not convert the drive to NTFS - I just converted a new external one from Santa and the files that came with the drive are still ok.
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/deskto...ols/hjsplit.cfm
Why not convert the drive to NTFS - I just converted a new external one from Santa and the files that came with the drive are still ok.
#5
26 Dec 2008 @ 13:59
varnull
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You could always use mencoder (part of the mplayer pack) and run from the command line like so
note the mb suffix in the -endpos switch:
note the mb suffix in the -endpos switch:
mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy -ss 0 -endpos 700mb -o movie_part1.avi movie.avi
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