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![]() Any free and easy to use video editors? i have bigasoft total video converter but most of the time when i try edit a particular piece it has a part of the previous part in it even though that's not where i had the place to start the the edit, i believe maybe we're talking milliseconds here? is that something i have to put up with or can i fix those edits?
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The advantage of creating a clip by copying is that it will not lose any quality, whereas re-encoding will always lose some quality. So its a choice. Have sligthly inaccurate in/out points and preserve quality by copying, or have accurate in/out points and lose a little bit of quality by re-encoding. Hope that helps. |
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![]() I have to agree with Pad about reencoding. Another issue may be because the editor is set up for a certain video parameters and the file is different.
There is a freeware tool called mediainfo that will tell you the video resolution, frame rates and audio sample rates. If the file has one set and your editor is using a different set, that could also account for the audio slip. As for simple editors, I'd like to suggest Hit Film Express. It's free, does more than the basic editors and has support forums. |
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![]() I was gonna say the same. The vid splitter I've used for a long time, cut's right on the nose at the end? But at the start? I have had to guesstimate, meaning it's not very accurate at the start cut, but for some reason. Dead on at the end cut.
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