How can I edit videos & re-save them in VirtualDub without having to re-encode it everytime?
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Thu, 12/01/2011 - 12:09am (13 years 46 weeks ago)
Can someone help me with editing videos without having to do a whole re-encode?
- I have some DIVX & XViD avi videos, some of them have VBR audio in them
- I use Full Processing Mode for video like the help file and other forums have said to use
- I want to use VirtualDub & cut out some of the video that I don't want, + to also shrink the file size some
- Now I'd like to save it again without being forced to re-encode the entire thing, because that can take so long, + maybe lose more video quality since it's doing another re-encode, but it won't let me!
TIA
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If it's just a single video you're editing and re-saving, don't use Full Processing Mode, switch both Video and Audio to Direct Stream Copy and it'll just re-save without having to re-compress / re-encode the video.
If you're trying to maybe stitch a couple of videos together, make sure they're both using the same exact original codec settings and audio encoding setting or you'll most likely need to re-encode the final edit.