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abracadabra
2006-02-13, 06:30 AM
When I cut mpeg videos with TMPGencC (or Easy VideoSplitter, Avi-mpeg splitter etc) everything seems to go well. However, on my website they appear to be much smaller in size than on my desktop: a 20 seconds movie only seems 10 or 11 seconds long.
http://www.cumguaranteed.com/drunksexorgy/vid06y/
How can I avoid this?
I know I achieve this with Source Range in TMPGenc. However, when I use that feature the file size of the video gets much bigger. I can compress it of course (using variable bit rate etc) but that has quite a negative effect on the video quality.
frankthetank
2006-02-13, 07:32 AM
When I cut mpeg videos with TMPGencC (or Easy VideoSplitter, Avi-mpeg splitter etc) everything seems to go well. However, on my website they appear to be much smaller in size than on my desktop: a 20 seconds movie only seems 10 or 11 seconds long.
http://www.cumguaranteed.com/drunksexorgy/vid06y/
How can I avoid this?
I know I achieve this with Source Range in TMPGenc. However, when I use that feature the file size of the video gets much bigger. I can compress it of course (using variable bit rate etc) but that has quite a negative effect on the video quality.
I had a look at your movies which are exactly 20 secs. Do you whatch them in windows mediaplayer? If so, wmp sometimes doesnīt show the exactly playtime but cuts off a half or so. So maybe thatīs the problem.
abracadabra
2006-02-13, 07:54 AM
I had a look at your movies which are exactly 20 secs. Do you whatch them in windows mediaplayer? If so, wmp sometimes doesnīt show the exactly playtime but cuts off a half or so. So maybe thatīs the problem.
I do watch them in Windows Media Player. Is there a way to split the videos in such a way that the exact play time is shown in WMP as well while the video quaility/size stays the same?
Rocco
2006-02-13, 11:02 AM
I do watch them in Windows Media Player. Is there a way to split the videos in such a way that the exact play time is shown in WMP as well while the video quaility/size stays the same?
yes, if you encode your movies to .wmv format
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