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I want to cut 28 sec out of a video file how do I do it....

Discussion in 'DivX / XviD' started by CruzDavid, Nov 11, 2005.

  1. CruzDavid

    CruzDavid Regular member

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    Need help please...

    Tell me free programs only.

    Can I have complete instructions.

    I tried the virtual dub mod wouldnt work wanted to reset my bitrate and code my wav.
     
  2. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    is the file already converted to mpeg2
     
  3. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    is the file already converted to mpeg2
     
  4. CruzDavid

    CruzDavid Regular member

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    it is a tv show file in avi. but got xvid in the title too.
     
  5. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    Before i suggest something where abouts in the file is the 28 secs you want to cut out.Start/middle/end
     
  6. scf_au

    scf_au Regular member

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    Try Power Video Converter or Advanced X Video Converter.
     
  7. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    @ scf_au : i 'm waiting for his reply as once the file is converted, i probably would suggest tmpgenc/or the dvd author buddy.In the chapter cut section he would be able to cut the 28 secs but depending where it is , like in the middle he would have to demux and remux the audio otherwise it will be out of sync
     
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    Sorry about that, but I'm thinking the two programs can do it anyway.

     
  9. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    no probs as there are many ways to skin the same cat
     
  10. CruzDavid

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    begginning...I got the files to cut but I got the 28 sec file and the orig file.
     
  11. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    convert the file with vso divx to dvd.The file will then be in the dvd movie or mpeg2 format which you require.

    Load yourfile into tmpgenc dvd author and follow the prompts.You will eventually get to this screen

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    Select chapter cut edit from the tab at the top.

    this is the next screen, where you will be able to cut the 28 secs via a frame to frame method.

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    If you get stuck, either repost/use the online manual or check out the guides tab at the top of the page and you will find a basic and advanced tutorial for this program
     
  12. BOUT2BUS

    BOUT2BUS Guest

    Thanks andmerr

     
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  13. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    no probs let us know how you fare
     
  14. CruzDavid

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    big props andmerr that worked like a charm.
     
  15. OzMick

    OzMick Guest

    VirtualDubMod SHOULD be the best tool for your job if it is an .avi. You probably didn't have it set up 100% correctly. Did you have it set to "direct stream copy" for both video AND audio? All you have to do with virtualdubmod is jump to an I frame where you want to start cutting, hit the Home button on keyboard, then jump to an I frame at the end of where you want cut, hit the End button. Then in the menus either hit cut or delete, I forget. It then removes that block from the timeline. Then just hit home at the start of the movie, and end at the end of the movie. And just save the new file. I've done it a couple of times, the description may not be 100% accurate, but with experimentation should work for you.
     
  16. BOUT2BUS

    BOUT2BUS Guest

    works a treat thnx
     
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  17. andmerr

    andmerr Guest

    not a problem , glad everything worked out
     

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