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Whats a Good Program to use to Cut .Avi Or .Mpg Movies
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 10:16 |
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I Use VCDCutter and when i load in the movie and Start Where i want it and i end where i want it to end the other options doesn't load up. So i can't go any farther. I Also Use TMPGEnc and after i cut it, it will want to convert to .mpg. whats a good program where i can just cut and save simply ??
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9. February 2003 @ 10:18 |
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CM's DVTOOL, not sure if you can still download it here but I'm sure you can!
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 10:42 |
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Is there a faster process of making these Movies Go from Avi To Mpg A little Faster cause i started on Monday And its Sunday and its On 75% done. and the movie is like only 1hr 02mins
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9. February 2003 @ 10:55 |
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Holy Shit, thats a long fucken time, what are you using for the conversion?
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 10:57 |
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TMPGEnc
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9. February 2003 @ 11:05 |
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That really shouldn't take that long!!
somethings wrong, what kinda computer you got??
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 12:21 |
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i got a 466 mhz, 256 Ram, 12.1 GB Hard Drive.
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9. February 2003 @ 12:36 |
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Even with that fossil, you it shouldn't take a week. Is your hard drive really full?
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 12:38 |
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3.66 GB Free
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 12:39 |
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how about this is there a way i can just use something to cut my avi file and burn it on a cd and the the rest of the file on another without even worriying about Making it to Mpg
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9. February 2003 @ 12:44 |
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You could use VirtualDub, but the CD won't play in a standalone.
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 12:46 |
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whats standalone?
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9. February 2003 @ 12:52 |
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I mean normal DVD player, like a Sony, or Daewoo (yeah, somebody buys them!) which is black/silver and sits near your TV, rather than in your PC.
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Soulja
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9. February 2003 @ 13:35 |
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mines a jvc progressive scan DVD player, (Silver). and reads mp3s,dvd,vcd,svcd,dvd-r,dvd video, cd-da,cd-r/rw,Jpeg,
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10. February 2003 @ 08:11 |
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I'd recommend you encode an svcd with DVD2SVCD and TMPGEnc or CCE SP. CCE SP is better but unfortunately it costs a lot and the demo has annoying protection!! If you use DVD2SVCD with TMPGEnc it will automatically split the files at the 800mb limit so you'll have them ready to burn to cd-r's
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Soulja
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10. February 2003 @ 10:07 |
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ok how do i use the DVD2SVCD with TMPGen to make it cut exactly. and what is SVCD Compared To VCD
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10. February 2003 @ 12:42 |
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SVCD is Mpeg-2 wheras VCD is Mpeg-1. SVCD can have VBR encoding which means, higher quality :) and more on one disk. If you use the following settings,
VBR Mpeg-2
Min: 300kb/s
Average: 1600kb/s
Max: 2450kb/s
4 pass encoding (2 pass with TMPGEnc)
Audio 44100hz 224kb/s
With TMPGEnc, avi to svcd with dvd2svcd using the settings above would take about 10 hours to complete an average length movie. CCE SP would take about 5 and have higher quality!
DVD2SVCD is actually simple to use, click encoder and set it for TMPGEnc (or CCE SP). Then choose 2 pass vbr. Click birate and enter values as above! Click CD-Images and click "Don't make images", you're better off not to! Click Misc and select avi as your source and mpeg-2 as your output.
Its always best to to select a folder to save the movie and project files to so create a new folder. Click encoder and set that folder as the one to save in. Click Pulldown and select that folder to save in. Then click conversion. Before you do anything, you should preview to see, click go and click preview video, if it seems stretched or anything then change the aspect ratio till it looks ok. Then you can click Go and click Start conversion. Now this will in fact take a looooong time with TMPGEnc but you will be left with 2 files, none bigger than the capacity of an 80min cd!
You can fit an hour of svcd onto an 80min disk if you use the settings i mentioned!
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Soulja
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11. February 2003 @ 13:27 |
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How do i Make the black bar at the top and bottom bigger cause when i converted avi to mpg my bars got smaller and picture stretched. how do i bring it back Down ???
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12. February 2003 @ 08:21 |
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In DVD2SVCD, click conversion and change Aspect Ratio to 16:9 instead of 4:3. Then click go and click preview video (still picture).
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Soulja
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12. February 2003 @ 09:47 |
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but the file im trying to do is already converted to mpg format.
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12. February 2003 @ 12:42 |
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Unfortunately its too late, you cant make that change without re-encoding!
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Soulja
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12. February 2003 @ 12:51 |
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So i have to Do the avi to mpg thing again with a 16:9 Auto but just mpg to mpg.
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12. February 2003 @ 13:04 |
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You can do mpg to mpg but of course i would recommend that you use the original avi for quality purposes!
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