I use a DVD recorder to record shows from TV and I'm trying to edit out the commercials. I have many softwares that can snip out parts of the video and I use it to snip out the parts of the videos that I want and I would like to piece it together to make it commercial-free.
So let's say I record an episode of a TV show and the half-hour show goes something like this...
Beginning
Commercial Break
Middle
Commercial Break
End
So, I have many softwares that will clip the parts that I want. So, I clip the parts that I want, i.e. Beginning, Middle and End, because I don't want the commercials. However, I have three separate clips (Beg, Mid, End) and would now like to simply piece them together without re-encoding since it results in quality loss. I have tried many softwares, such as Mpeg2Cut2, and many of these softwares just screw up the video. It does a horrendous job! It will not piece together a video without causing any sort of weird side effect.
I don't understand. It's a simple thing.... I just want to join these mpeg videos together and make it one mpeg video! That's it!!
Is there any free software out there than can perform this simple thing without any problems?
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I use a DVD recorder to record shows from TV and I'm trying to edit out the commercials. I have many softwares that can snip out parts of the video and I use it to snip out the parts of the videos that I want and I would like to piece it together to make it commercial-free.
So let's say I record an episode of a TV show and the half-hour show goes something like this...
Beginning
Commercial Break
Middle
Commercial Break
End
So, I have many softwares that will clip the parts that I want. So, I clip the parts that I want, i.e. Beginning, Middle and End, because I don't want the commercials. However, I have three separate clips (Beg, Mid, End) and would now like to simply piece them together without re-encoding since it results in quality loss. I have tried many softwares, such as Mpeg2Cut2, and many of these softwares just screw up the video. It does a horrendous job! It will not piece together a video without causing any sort of weird side effect.
I don't understand. It's a simple thing.... I just want to join these mpeg videos together and make it one mpeg video! That's it!!
Is there any free software out there than can perform this simple thing without any problems?
Thanks!
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