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Old 07-10-2003, 08:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I`m trying to cut the credits title at the end of a movie, though how do I do this? I tried with VirtualDub, but when I click save as AVI it gives me a 1.5GB files....how do I save it in the same compression that it was originally?

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Old 07-10-2003, 08:55 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Nandub or Virtualdub should allow you to crop and save, ive done it quite a few times.

Do you have video set to Direct Stream Copy?
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hmmm no I didn`t have that setting, let me check again....
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Try TMPGEnc

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yeah its direct stream copy....

with TMPGEnc do I have to rencode the whole movie?
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okay I think I did it.



Thanks, though it doesn`t reduce the size a lot cutting the titles and everything...
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yeah, if there are a significant amount it will cut a bit, but not 50 mb
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yeah....I see....

well thanks anyway.

Are there any DVD players that can play DIVx and Xvid files.......?
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I'm not aware of any DVD players that possess a hardware decoder for Divx and Xvid.

Your best bet will be to burn the part you want back to a CDR in Svcd or similar format that your DVD player can decode.
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