Vcd Fade
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Well you might want to cut the file into three parts, re-encode the start and finish then join it back together.
As for the fade, you could do it with AVISynth using fadein() and fadeout() and Nic's MPEGDecoder to decode the mpg. This however would not handle the audio so you would need to demultiplex and then use mpasource.
You could also just use something like Adobe Premiere.
As for the fade, you could do it with AVISynth using fadein() and fadeout() and Nic's MPEGDecoder to decode the mpg. This however would not handle the audio so you would need to demultiplex and then use mpasource.
You could also just use something like Adobe Premiere.
MPEG-VCR ( www.womble.com ) has fade in and fade out facilities built in for mpeg editting.
Been a long time since I used that feature. Just tried it and got similar results to aen142. Fading works well, however, the audio was there but very garbled and very fast. Last few minutes of movie was silent.
Hmm... I would suggest demux out the fading Video part and remux in with the audio from the original movie. There is normally no audio right at the start or ends on most movies anyhow.
I'm not aware of an audio editor that has a fad in/fade out feature but I'm sure one exists. Why not ask in the Audio forum.
Hmm... I would suggest demux out the fading Video part and remux in with the audio from the original movie. There is normally no audio right at the start or ends on most movies anyhow.
I'm not aware of an audio editor that has a fad in/fade out feature but I'm sure one exists. Why not ask in the Audio forum.
Also CoolEdit. AVISynth's fadin/out also fades the audio.
If by "the program" you mean cooledit then it should be under the favourites menu, if not then Effects-->Amplitude-->Amplify or Envelope.
Any other wav editor should be reasonably similar.
Any other wav editor should be reasonably similar.
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thanks again celtic_druid
was my incomplete post....sorry!
editing the audio is ok, we can do miracles with this progs.
i'm loose using MPEG-VCR,
i found the function in mpeg-vcr but don't understand how to use it...the help file inside is unclear about fade.
what i do to cut the video in 2 parts,
and apply the fadein/out in each part?
thanks again.
was my incomplete post....sorry!
editing the audio is ok, we can do miracles with this progs.
i'm loose using MPEG-VCR,
i found the function in mpeg-vcr but don't understand how to use it...the help file inside is unclear about fade.
what i do to cut the video in 2 parts,
and apply the fadein/out in each part?
thanks again.
Use what ever to cut the file then in mpeg-vcr, click File and Open MPEG movie. In that window that pops up, click on the small Insert Effect button. The long green band has the curser to the left, this is the start of the movie. In the Start Effect box, move down to and select Begining Fade. Then hit OK. Click the Insert Effect button again. Slide the pointer to the far right and in Start Effect box, move doen to and select Ending Fade. Then hit OK again.
Now moving the slider/pointer on the movie window ill show that there is now fade in at the start and end. Now hit the samll Save button, give an output name and select the MPEG type (VCD, SVCD, etc). Demux this file, discard the audio part and re-mux with audio that you have created fadein/out with in your Audio Editor.
Now moving the slider/pointer on the movie window ill show that there is now fade in at the start and end. Now hit the samll Save button, give an output name and select the MPEG type (VCD, SVCD, etc). Demux this file, discard the audio part and re-mux with audio that you have created fadein/out with in your Audio Editor.