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| Hey guys. I recently got Director status on YouTube and I figured someone here might know this, but I don't know how to cut movies so they aren't so long, for instance, I have a long movie that I got rights to submit on YouTube but it's 1 hour and 20 minutes, and it told me I couldn't submit a video that large. I need help cutting the video into two sections rather than one large one. Any help will be appreciated!
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| "Hey guys"????? Might be some girls here too!!!!!!
What's the limit on posting videos? I've not seen anything larger than about 12 minutes.
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| | LOL! -- The limit on YouTube for videos is 10 minutes if your not a Director, but I am, so you can submit longer movies to YouTube. But I guess there's a limit even as a Director, so I need to cut some of my videos in half.
PC SPECS:
Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit Edition with SP1
Nvidia 9800 GT Graphics Card
6.00 GB's of RAM
640 GB HD
Realtek HD Audio
Windows Experience Index Score: 5.9
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| There has to be some way to cut videos in half, some sort of program per-se. Any ideas where I could find such program?
PC SPECS:
Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit Edition with SP1
Nvidia 9800 GT Graphics Card
6.00 GB's of RAM
640 GB HD
Realtek HD Audio
Windows Experience Index Score: 5.9
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| What about "Windows Movie Maker"?
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| virtual dub is a freeware program, that can cut without Re-Decompression. so if the compression is already done, its a way to CHUNK out sections, or remove things like say commertials, without loss.
LOSS is the main things, you can use about anything to decompress a video then recompress it, but Vdub has a "direct" mode for botht the audio and the video, that makes cutting sections in or out fast, AS LONG AS, its on a keyframe. keyframes have all the data, wheras the other P and B type frames are dependant on the previous data.
anyways its fairly simple to use , will do what you want.
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