1) What is the best program to use for cutting sections of video out of a full movie? 2) I am using Adobe Premier to create a video out of the sections of video I'm cutting out. I see all these good quality/resolution vids (about 4 mins long) that people make and they're only about 20-30 mb large. My question is, what file type do they save their movies as to make them this size because mine always turn out to be 50-200 mb large. I've been looking for the answer to these questions for a long time, and hopefully, someone at these forums can help me. Your help is greatly appreciated. _X_X_X_X_X_[small]HEY HEY!! huhuhuhu ha aa a[/small]
AVI = VirtualDub MPG = 'Womble MPEG-VCR' or 'TMPGEnc MPEG Editor' Also VirtualDubMod for cutting sections of mpeg, but you can only save it to avi. See the file extensions. Compressed to mpeg (.mpg) or compressed to .avi by using codec like divx, xvid.. Run the latest version of GSpot and learn how these files had been compressed.
GSpot tells you what it was compressed with but what is the best program to use for actually compressing the file. Thanks.
For example, VirtualDub for capturing avi with divx or xvid or whatever codec for compression. TMPGEnc for converting avi to mpeg.
