editing MPG2

RWatts wrote on 4/29/2007, 6:28 PM

Problem: After a 9 hour render, I got a great video with a tiny glitch in the middle. Rather than go back to the.vf master and risk fouling up the work, I would like to edit it on the MPG file. I tried it, and got a new .vf file. Does this mean I have the long render again? Any way around it?
Abuelo

Comments

Chienworks wrote on 4/29/2007, 6:40 PM

Rendering MPEG to MPEG is going to be a long process. You also can lose a significant amount of quality.

RWatts wrote on 4/29/2007, 8:15 PM

Thanks Chienworks.
I read elsewhere here about MPEG editors and I just tried a trial version of VideoRedo. It worked pretty well on a straight cut-and-splice without crossover, so that may be the answer to fixing glitches if they can simply be excised.
Abuelo

Laurence wrote on 4/29/2007, 8:23 PM

MPEG Wizard at womble.com is a favorite mpeg editor of many of us here. I use it for this sort of thing.