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What program to use to cut out credits from a movie

i would like to know whats a good program that can cut out the last few minutes of a movie so its the right size to fit on a cd, thx

a three month program of electro-shock therapy? Do a fucking search.

I bet you're trying to burn a 750MB mpeg1/2 to a cdr as well...

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TmpgENC will cut video and it free

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Originally posted by FUCKIN_CUNT
TmpgENC will cut video and it free

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or u can dl a video editing program and cut it manually by time

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Jessica Alba #1

If your file is an xvid/divx then use nandub...find it on doom9. very easy to do.

If your file is an svcd are you sure it wont fit? VCD/SVCDs are burnt in mode 2 form 2 which uses larger sectors and doesnt have any error correction orverhead. Thats why an 800mb svcd mpg file can be burnt onto a 700mb cd.
You can also learn to burn a CD-XA aka XCD which will allow you to burn non mpg1/2 media files in mode 2 form 2, but you'll need special burning software. If this interests you i suggest you start with a google search.

If this is your own encode, then why not do it again and make it the right size the correct way, the experience certainly wont do you any harm... its never hurt me =]
just a thought

or u can get dr. divx and set it to Xmb and it will encode it for you

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Jessica Alba #1

For DivX/XviD, I just use mencoder's straightforward codec copying -- no reencoding necessary:

mencoder -endpos 733000000b file.avi -oac copy -ovc copy -o file.cut.avi

And for SVCDs it's even easier. The group LDV regularly puts out SVCDs where CD2 is way oversized. Usually it's only the credits that stick out past the 845000000b limit, though, so I just cut them off with the very basic "head" program in Unix:

head -c 845000000 cd2.bin > cd2.cut.bin

Voila.

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Originally posted by horizonstar
For DivX/XviD, I just use mencoder's straightforward codec copying -- no reencoding necessary:

mencoder -endpos 733000000b file.avi -oac copy -ovc copy -o file.cut.avi

And for SVCDs it's even easier. The group LDV regularly puts out SVCDs where CD2 is way oversized. Usually it's only the credits that stick out past the 845000000b limit, though, so I just cut them off with the very basic "head" program in Unix:

head -c 845000000 cd2.bin > cd2.cut.bin

Voila.

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Originally posted by punzada
command line haxor !!!!!!

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Originally posted by horizonstar
For DivX/XviD, I just use mencoder's straightforward codec copying -- no reencoding necessary:

mencoder -endpos 733000000b file.avi -oac copy -ovc copy -o file.cut.avi

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Re: What program to use to cut out credits from a movie

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Originally posted by xiath
i would like to know whats a good program that can cut out the last few minutes of a movie so its the right size to fit on a cd, thx

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Re: Re: What program to use to cut out credits from a movie

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Originally posted by carolinawolf
easy video splitter is what i have used if i just need to cut a few mbs off the end ,[it will also cut clips from the movie file] if it's a large file [ 1 to 1-1/2 gigs i run it through "ashampoo movie shrink and burn" and compress it with DivX. [1hr.] if the file is the correct height and all . if it needs correcting i will use Dr.DivX to make it look correct set to 1 file 700 mbs [cd size in the US] and encode and compress it that way [2hr]. of course you need a standalone that plays DivX. but DivX will shrink some very large files nicely.

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