[robg adds: I haven't used this program, as I do very little with video beyond the stuff I record on the digicam, but some of you may find it useful.]
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MPEGinsu is a free AppleScript front-end for mpgtx, which is a command-line tool for cutting and splicing MPEG files. Using MPEGinsu is a snap. You load your movie in QuickTime Player and cue up cut points. At each cut point, click a button in MPEGinsu to add it to the cut list. Finally, click "Cut!" and MPEGinsu will chop the file into seperate MPEG files. I use this frequently to edit MPEGs I capture with EyeTV, and edit out the commercials for burning to VCD.
[robg adds: I haven't used this program, as I do very little with video beyond the stuff I record on the digicam, but some of you may find it useful.]
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Use MPEGinsu to cut MPEGs into separate parts
This would be real helpful for me but I cant seem to get the mpgtx to install the binaries in the right locations. I downloaded the folder and executed the install.sh file but to no avail...files not found or some such thing...any help would be appreciated
Installing mpgtx
Probably the best way to install this command-line utility is, like any other command-line utility, to use fink.
A flexible alternative - revisited
ffmpegX is a great alternative if you want to do more than just demultiplexing. It can be found at http://homepage.mac.com/major4/ |
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