I have a 5GB+ MPG file containing 1080I video. This is not a TS file, just pure MPEG. I need to trim about 10 minutes of the end of it. I tried HDTV2MPEG but it shows the video length at 38 minutes instead of the actual 59 minutes. Am I doing something wrong or is this software not capable of reading large files like this? Is there another MPG editor that can trim an HD MPG without re-encoding it?
The video was created by combining multiple .trp files captured via a WinTV-D card and then remuxed using Xmuxer. It plays fine in both Elecard player and Windows Media Player. Unfortunately I no longer have the original .trp files.
On a separate note, if anyone is interested in a way to batch capture multiple files using WinTV-D let me know. I created a Girder script that renames the capture file and restarts the recording every 30 minutes. The advantage of my approach is that the script does not restart the whole DTVCap program, so the gap between files is only a fraction of a second, not several seconds, and therefore hardly noticable during playback.
Tomasz
The video was created by combining multiple .trp files captured via a WinTV-D card and then remuxed using Xmuxer. It plays fine in both Elecard player and Windows Media Player. Unfortunately I no longer have the original .trp files.
On a separate note, if anyone is interested in a way to batch capture multiple files using WinTV-D let me know. I created a Girder script that renames the capture file and restarts the recording every 30 minutes. The advantage of my approach is that the script does not restart the whole DTVCap program, so the gap between files is only a fraction of a second, not several seconds, and therefore hardly noticable during playback.
Tomasz
And it's unclear whether that includes HD rez or .ts MPEG.
