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Cut/Join warnings |
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To edit MPEG2 files with TMPGEnc, make sure
that you have a MPEG2 codec installed.. For royalties
reason, Windows does not have a MPEG2 codec installed. This is why,
on a fresh Windows installation, you can not play MPEG2
files
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If the MPEG file to be cut contains svcd or cvd
OGT subtitles, they are brutally
removed...
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How to cut one MPEG video
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Launch TMPGEnc, and
close the wizard, if there is one.
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Select in the menu
"Files"/"MPEG Tools"
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Select the "Merge & Cut" tabbed
page
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In the "Type" drop down list, select
"MPEG-1 Video-CD" (if you have a MPEG1 file for
VCD 1.1 or VCD 2.0) or "MPEG-2 Super VideoCD
(VBR)" (if you have a MPEG2 file for SVCD)
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Then click "Add" and select on your hard disk
the MPEG file to cut (in this example,
"Film_1100_MB_(1h48m).mpg")
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Select the file you have just added... it
must be highlighted
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Then click "Edit"
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NB: You can also double-click the file to edit it directly
Back to the "Merge & Cut" tabbed page...
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You should see there the range you chose during
the editing step
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Click "Browse" to set the output
file
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Hit "Run"... and
wait!
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Back to the "Merge & Cut" tabbed page once the new video file
has been produced...
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"Edit" again, to now produce the second part of
the video
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Enter the previous end value as the start of
the second video. NB: You can use Copy/Paste
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Put the slider at the right end, and click "}" (end) "(Last)" should then be in the "end
position"
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"Ok" to leave this
page
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Again, you should see there the new range you
chose during the last editing step
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Click "Browse" to set the output file for the
second part
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Again, hit "Run"... and
wait!
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That's it!
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How to join two (or more) MPEG video
files |
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Launch TMPGEnc, and
close the wizard, if there is one. Select in the menu
"Files"/"MPEG Tools"
That's it!
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Advanced example, cut and join in one
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Let's imagine we have an MPEG encoded film with commercials at the
beginning, the middle and the end. We want to remove the commercials,
and add an intro video at the beginning of the film without the
commercials.
And we want the result as one video file only:
Launch TMPGEnc,
and close the wizard, if there is one. Select in the menu
"Files"/"MPEG Tools" Select the "Merge & Cut" tabbed
page Select the Type in the drop down list
First add the "Intro" file , then add two times the film file Edit the
first "film file" in order to have the first part without commercials Edit the second "film file" in order to have
the second part without commercials
Click "Browse" to set the output
file Hit "Run"... and wait! That's it!
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