Is There Any Way To Split Up an MPEG File So It Can Be Burned More Easily?
11-06-03, 12:40 PM
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Is There Any Way To Split Up an MPEG File So It Can Be Burned More Easily?
I have a MPEG file thats about two hours or so long. I want to be able to burn this file onto two CD-R's, but I know that each disc can only hold 60 minutes.
Anyone know if there's a way I can split up the MPEG file into halves--or some other similar fraction--and burn the first half, and then the second half.
Thanks guys.
Anyone know if there's a way I can split up the MPEG file into halves--or some other similar fraction--and burn the first half, and then the second half.
Thanks guys.
11-06-03, 03:40 PM
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Actually, MPEGs are easily split - if you get something like HJSplit, you can just cut in in half and name each one .mpeg and it should play and be joined just as easily.
11-07-03, 07:48 AM
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Originally posted by FuzzyBallz
TMPGEnc does a good job on splitting MPEG files.
TMPGEnc does a good job on splitting MPEG files.
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/
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First off, what kind of MPEG is it? Did you want to put it on two discs just as data files or as a VCD/SVCD?
For data files, the length of the MPEG doesn't matter, it is the size of the file. I mean I could take a hour long MPEG-2 clip (1.5GB) and re-encode it to low bitrate MPEG-1 and fit it onto one CD-R.
I think the details of the MPEG do matter. As for spliting MPEG's I use MPEG2VCR, it's also great for basic editing of MPEGs.
For data files, the length of the MPEG doesn't matter, it is the size of the file. I mean I could take a hour long MPEG-2 clip (1.5GB) and re-encode it to low bitrate MPEG-1 and fit it onto one CD-R.
I think the details of the MPEG do matter. As for spliting MPEG's I use MPEG2VCR, it's also great for basic editing of MPEGs.
