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JK1974 · 25th July 2020, 12:36

Is there a solution to split a long AVI file (in my case encoded with UTVideoCodec) to several smaller files (without recompression) not by setting a range for each segment?

I have used the scene detection feature of VD2 and then, after validation, set a marker on each correct scene start, but there does not seem to be an option to export those segments automatically into several AVI files.

Or does anyone know a tool that can accomplish this by importing a list of scene start frames? Because when I open the vdproject file in a text editor, I get entries like this;

Code:

VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(0);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1030);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1299);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1311);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1445);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1449);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1814);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1911);
VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(2045);

Using a text editor, I could get rid of the AddMarker command, the brackets and the semicolon within seconds, so that I could get a plain list of section start entries...

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JK1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 89	Is there a solution to split a long AVI file (in my case encoded with UTVideoCodec) to several smaller files (without recompression) not by setting a range for each segment? I have used the scene detection feature of VD2 and then, after validation, set a marker on each correct scene start, but there does not seem to be an option to export those segments automatically into several AVI files. Or does anyone know a tool that can accomplish this by importing a list of scene start frames? Because when I open the vdproject file in a text editor, I get entries like this; Code: VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(0); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1030); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1299); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1311); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1445); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1449); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1814); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(1911); VirtualDub.video.AddMarker(2045); Using a text editor, I could get rid of the AddMarker command, the brackets and the semicolon within seconds, so that I could get a plain list of section start entries...