* Hugo Mills (hugo@???) wrote:
> as the MPEG2s that they are, then edit as MPEGs, and *then* convert to
> another format if you want. For doing the editing, I would recommend a
> recent avidemux -- it will do editing, rescaling (if that's your
> thing), and format conversion to pretty much anything sane. If you are
> outputting to the same format (e.g. MPEG2 video) and simply cutting
> bits out, it won't touch the video stream, so you get perfect
> reproduction.
>
> Hugo.
When i have used avidemux, it has had a real problem with loosing
sync with the audio. I tried to cut a small clip from a film, and
the sync was abou 2 seconds out. Is this a known problem? Where
should I look to fix this?
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Philip Stubbs
http://www.stuphi.co.uk
