Editing a 712mb Divx to fit on cd

[Pog]

hi,
does any one know any good software that will allow me to either split a divx in half and/or remove say 2 minutes at the end i have a few divx on my harddisk as too large to fit on 700mb cd

POG

[khp]

Virtualdub

To get rid of 12 MB cutting end credits should be enough, other options include reencodeing audio at a slightly lower bitrate.

[Pog]

12 to big

thanks but i dont know any afterware names of programs that will edit avi files to remove the last 4 minutes please help!

POG

[setarip]

Just click on the words "VirtualDub" in khp's post and you'll find the program that you need to cut off the credits (It can do many other things too)...

[wil]

Editing a 712 DivX to fit on a cd

Take a look at doom9's page.

avichop works for avi's with MP3 sound.

I have yet to find a way to strip MP3 files and
re-synch them with an other encoding.

[UncasMS]

no chance of overburning the cd?

[Thrawn]

why u dont burn it on a 800 MB CD? They are a little bit more expensive but u dont need to cut anything

[wil]

Originally posted by UncasMS
no chance of overburning the cd?

unless EZCD creator allows me to do something that I can't do
in Nero.....

no

[a13antichrist]

Originally posted by wil


unless EZCD creator allows me to do something that I can't do
in Nero.....

no

Nero lets you overburn, doens't it?
In any case NTI CD-Maker will let you.

Pog your question was answered by the very first reply to your post. The credits will be about 25Mb out of the 712 of which you can easily chop off the last half (leaving the cast-list) and your movie will fit easily onto a 700Mb CD.

[UncasMS]

nero 5 lets me overburn very fine!

got to:

file => preferences/settings [whatever it is called in your version] => expert settings

and set it to approx 80 min

this function heavily depends on your writer and the cd-r brand


good luck

[irresponsibleki]

Originally posted by Thrawn
why u dont burn it on a 800 MB CD? They are a little bit more expensive but u dont need to cut anything

where the hell do i get those? I have hella 730mb movies also ...

[quang]

You can find the 90-Minute CDRs here:

http://www.tko-media.com/cdr.htm

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Quang

[a13antichrist]

Only thing is, your drive needs to support them as well, which a few don't.