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andru123
29th October 2004, 13:43
Hi,

I am a bit new to the whole scene, please help me out:

1. I have some videos from the internet, sizes vary 100-300 Mb. I want to cut some scenes from the videos, to make them shorter. Then I want to save the videos NOT LOOSING quality. Where do I start?

2. I used Windows Movie Maker (xp sp2), to cut the video, but then I want to save the result, and I have no idea what format to choose to preserve original quality :(

3. Are there any other better programs to cut and save the videos?

4. What are the best (better) formats to use? the videos I have are some "xvid" coded.

jggimi
29th October 2004, 14:12
I am a bit new to the whole scene....I have some videos from the internet...

Forum members will not provide assistance for downloaded content of any type. Please see Rule #6 (http://forum.doom9.org/forum-rules.htm) and this Announcement (http://forum.doom9.org/announcement.php?s=&forumid=6).

In addition, this is the DV forum, which is a place to discuss video sourced from digital camcorders. (DV is a format of digital video used by the majority of consumer grade digital camcorders on the market today.)

andru123
29th October 2004, 15:04
Oh, ok. Loud and clear.

"DV" sub-forum is the closest to the word "Editing" from the "Capturing and Editing Video" group.

bb
30th October 2004, 08:27
I'll move the thread because it is not related to DV.

@andru123:
I assume you obtained your files legally. But to help you we need more information about the file format, especially the container. If it's AVI, then you may use VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod, and using the "Direct Stream Copy" option you won't lose quality.

bb