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Simple video editing software - jack29g - 28-06-2011 14:28

Ive got quite a few recordings of lots of the babe channels, however a lot of different stints of different girls have been recorded on the same disc so its just one continuous recording of different girls.

Can someone recommend a easy to use video editing software to simply split up the videos into individual ones.

Ive tried using windows movie maker but haven't really found it particularly good to use for a couple of reasons so if anyone has any suggestions please let me know.

thanks.

RE: simple video editing software - TheWatcher - 28-06-2011 18:19

(28-06-2011 15:06 )Starblade Wrote:  If you are looking to cut out a chunk and not re-encode ffmpeg is nice to use:

Code:
ffmpeg -i babes.flv -vcodec copy -an -ss 01:24:00 -t 00:30:00 babe.mp4

That will copy the video starting at 1 hour 24 minutes for 30 minutes, get rid of the audio and bung it in a mp4 container.

or if you want to keep the audio use
Code:
ffmpeg -i input_filename -ss 01:24:00 -t 00:30:00 -sameq out.avi

If you want a graphical interface, use avidemux, tutorial is here
http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=26385

RE: Simple video editing software - jack29g - 28-06-2011 20:15

thanks watcher, that thread looks helpful. Will have a look and a play when I have time.

RE: Simple video editing software - aceman65 - 29-06-2011 07:05

You could also try "VirtualDub". It's a really easy package to use, and you can get it free of the net.

It will allow you to edit out any bits you don't want. Or just split them into smaller files.

RE: Simple video editing software - skateguy - 29-06-2011 07:28

May as well complete the set of the main three free packages, the final one being Mpeg Streamclip. I ran a test recently, processing the same file in AVI Demux and Mpeg Streamclip - although AVI Demux offers many more options & filters to configure the outputted video, I personally preferred the quality of the file created by Mpeg Streamclip.