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franketto · 20th July 2014, 12:38

@hello_hello
I tryed your suggestion of VideoToVideo, but it hasn't a good preview at the moment: it would be far better if similar to avidemux, skipping to I-frames and so precisely trimming. Anyway it could be useful for other presets conversions.

@jones1913
Thank you for that Mp4Box Gui: it's the most similar to mkvmerge approach.
At this point a combo of avidemux to get the correct I-frames in HH:MM:SS:nnn + your MP4GUI comma separated, do the job!

EDIT:
I tried the procedure and it works very good.
BUT avidemux has a bug in displaying time: it shows the ms (.nnn) with 80ms more than the correct position, so if the I-frames displayed shows .560, you must convert it to .480 if you want to make the split work perfect! In every case this is a problem of avidemux, not of the splitting tool...

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franketto Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 74	@hello_hello I tryed your suggestion of VideoToVideo, but it hasn't a good preview at the moment: it would be far better if similar to avidemux, skipping to I-frames and so precisely trimming. Anyway it could be useful for other presets conversions. @jones1913 Thank you for that Mp4Box Gui: it's the most similar to mkvmerge approach. At this point a combo of avidemux to get the correct I-frames in HH:MM:SS:nnn + your MP4GUI comma separated, do the job! EDIT: I tried the procedure and it works very good. BUT avidemux has a bug in displaying time: it shows the ms (.nnn) with 80ms more than the correct position, so if the I-frames displayed shows .560, you must convert it to .480 if you want to make the split work perfect! In every case this is a problem of avidemux, not of the splitting tool... Last edited by franketto; 20th July 2014 at 13:02.