Cutting a video

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by mightyb, May 21, 2007.

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    What would be the best way/software to use to cut a video? Not in terms of time but in terms of size. I basically need to cut out one side of the video. I use Ulead VideoStudio 10 and it seems like i can only skew and re-size a video.... :confused: Ta!
     
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    RovingCalypso Well-Known Member

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    VCD Cutter is a good software for this purpose.
     
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    Zerosleep Established User

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    I use VCD Cutter for that purpose and works fine for me :D
     
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    mightyb Banned

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    Hmmm, it does not seem like it can do it. What i meant was cutting the bottom 100 pixels from every frame for example. I have found the feature i was looking for on the software I'm already using. I can just go around it by masking stuff i don't need. Thanks anyway!
     
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    try adobe premier the best :p
     
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    Would this be Premier Elements Software? The one for under $100?
     
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    Up for VirtualDub. You can't go wrong with that.
     
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    I use PowerDirector. It's pretty good, takes some getting used to and you can only download a trial, of course, but it does all I need it to. Have a google :D
     
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