Split 60min MPEG File into 14 Pieces -Best Freeware?

[jboriii]

I would like to be able to punch in the times like; start: 9.53 and
Finish 13.25.


thanks in advance
JimBob

 

[jboriii]

forgot to add. this file is 750mb, is there any way I can reduce the
size of this file with out losing quality?

Video
Res: 384x288
FPS: 25.00
Bitrate: 1465
Codec: MPEG 1

 

[Duddits]

forgot to add. this file is 750mb, is there any way I can reduce the
size of this file with out losing quality?

Video
Res: 384x288
FPS: 25.00
Bitrate: 1465
Codec: MPEG 1

TMPGEnc will cut it into smaller chunks (File-->Mpeg Tools) or you could
encode it into a smaller size.
http://www.tmpgenc.net/

regards

Dud

 

[jmatt]

More here.

http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_capture_tools/
http://www.sixfiles.com/dbase/fr-audio-multimedia/video-tools
http://www.sixfiles.com/dbase/fr-audio-multimedia/video-tools/page2/go.php
http://www.freeware-guide.com/dir/mmedia/video.html
http://www.freeware-guide.com/dir/mmedia/video2.html
http://www.keronsoft.com/iMPEG-Converter.html
http://www.klitetools.com/index.php?action=news&catid=43
http://freeware.stalkingsheep.co.uk/
http://www.freewarefind.com/archives/audio_video.html
http://www.newfreeware.com/graphics/freeware/0-1.html
http://www.dirfile.com Do a search for video.
http://www.webgrid.co.uk/audiovideo.html
http://www.webattack.com/freeware/gmm/fwvideo.html
http://www.tusafe.com/nonags/mm32_1.html
http://www.mnsi.net/~jhlavac/freeware/multimedia.htm

 

[H-Man]

forgot to add. this file is 750mb, is there any way I can reduce the
size of this file with out losing quality?

Video
Res: 384x288
FPS: 25.00
Bitrate: 1465
Codec: MPEG 1

you can chop it up and you can re-encode it to a smaller file size, but, as
MPEG1 is a lossy compression scheme, re-encoding, with MPEG1 or another
lossy encoder, will result in quality loss.

 

[Al Klein]

On 17 Jan 2006 12:46:57 -0800, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

you can chop it up and you can re-encode it to a smaller file size, but, as
MPEG1 is a lossy compression scheme, re-encoding, with MPEG1 or another
lossy encoder, will result in quality loss.

I didn't see the beginning of this thread, but to answer the topic,
it's simple - there are many file splitters out there. If the OP
can't find one, I can mount mine on my web site for download.

 

[jboriii]

Used TMPGEnc, good software, thanks for your help, JimBob