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Generally I find that I want to cut at a major transition - eg the |
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adverts coming on. At a major transition there is usually an I-Frame. |
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On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 09:35:02 +0200 |
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Daniel Pielmeier wrote: |
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> > is there a light-weight MPEG2 editor (preferable in portage)? I don't |
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> > need anything fancy, just something to cut off a bit at the begin and |
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> > the end of a file.And no, kino doesn't like MPEG2. |
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> If you don't care about the quality of the cutted scenes projectx, is |
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> what i reccommend. |
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> But projectx and many other editors are only capable of cutting on a I-Frame |
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> The video cut theory is explained at |
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> http://www.radonmaster.de/robernd/tMPEG.html unfortunatly it is in |
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> german |
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anyone know of an equivalnet page in English? |
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> If you want to cut frame accurate (cut on B- and P-Frames too) i think |
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> ttcut is the better choice, here you can enable encoding mode so it |
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> uses mencoder (and you don't have to read the immense man page for |
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> mencoder) to recode the video. Not the whole video is encoded, only a |
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> maximum of 14 pictures (i think 15 pictures is the standard GOP lenght |
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> for MPEG video) around the cut mark depending on where exactly you |
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> want to cut |
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> i don't know if kino or avidemux can handle this now, if anyone knows |
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> better please tell me! |
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Nick Rout <nick@×××××××.nz> |
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