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VCD Cutting program??
Dionysus
3rd January 2002, 08:46
Hey everyone, I was wondering if there was another program out there for cutting SVCD/VCD's?? Cuz I have previously been doing DivX but now that I've figured out SVCD/VCD I've boughten a dvd player and can play them on it but I have a problem. TMPG cutting is horrible it's not precise what so ever. so I was wondering if there was a program that would allow me to cut to an exact point like Nandub does. Flawless everytime but with TMPG I always get different time's and cutting points and sometimes it doesn't cut where i want it to cut, either too short or too far and then I have a gap at the end of one moive and at the beginning of the next. HOpe someone can help.
Thanx.
maago
4th January 2002, 03:42
ive never had trouble with TMPG cutting. if there should be a gap just keep backing up and get a little overlap instead, although its usually accurate to less than 1 second.
BogeyMan
7th January 2002, 23:55
I agree TMPGEnc is a pain. Best to use Smartripper and "Rip to Chapter" i.e 1 VOB/Chapter. Then do 2 DVD2AVI projects etc. Seems to be the cleanest method of cutting the film I know.
Dalamar
8th January 2002, 07:41
TMPEG uses time as it cutting method, not as good as frames but still can work if you know a trick or two.
I select the first half find where I want to split it, generally a frame change. Hit the end marker. TMPEG will round to the nearest I or P frame. when I want to do the second half I cut the end time from the previous cut and past it into the start time then set the end. No gap!!!
Dalamar
Stisse
8th January 2002, 22:02
For VCD Tmpeg is greate, but if you whant SVCD and mb is the issue ?
/Stisse...
Dalamar
8th January 2002, 22:37
Yes we are talking VCD, if you want SVCD and MB is a problem buy a bigger HDD. Also TMPEG only gives you 30 days for SVCD encoding.
Taric25
8th January 2002, 23:52
Not if you have 1.2a :p
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