The best way to EDIT OUT parts of a .DAT movie?

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  1. 98Ways

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    Hi there,

    I have a movie in .DAT format, it plays totally fine. But there are 3 segments of the film that I would like to remove. One segment is only about 25 seconds, the other 2 are about 1 minute long.

    Can anyone please advise me on the best program to split/edit these parts out?

    Thanks a lot!
     
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    Thanks so much,

    I have renamed the DAT to .mpg, and it plays fine. But when I go to browse, and try to Load the file and select 'Source Range', it wont let me load the file. It says "file C://......mpg can not open, or unsupported".

    Do you have any ideas?

    Thanks again, so much. Can I repay you anyway?
     
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    Hi, its exactly like that in GSpot. What do I do next?
     
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    Assuming the file has been renamed 'mpg', run TMPGEnc and follow the steps in the previous post, just be sure to select 'VCD' from the Wizard screen.

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    Im getting the .DAT file from movie.bin. So shall I burn it to DVD, then use DVDShrink to rip it into AVI? then use TMPG, edit it, and re-burn?

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    This has now created a .mpg file and allowed me to add it to TMPG.

    attar - bless you, many many blessings. If I can repay you let me know.

    Scott.
     
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    Okey-dokey.
     

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