Cutting Clips

[Duelingk]

I have always heard that Lossless codecs take up alot of space. The suggested method was always to cut the clips you need out of the source video. How do i do that? Use a video editing program to cut individual clips, then render it? Doesn't that lose quality when preformed? There must be some other way i dont know about.

[The Origonal Head Hunter]

1) Get VirtualDubMod

2)

2.open the video file in virtualdub mod

use those to mark the beginning and the end of the "clips" you want

[Duelingk]

And that keeps the same quality and everything? Well thanks for the help.

[Vivaldi]

And that keeps the same quality and everything? Well thanks for the help.

Well, you load your .avs into virtualdub, and then using the method above, select small clips and convert just those clips to lossless. So yes, there won't be any quality loss.

[Duelingk]

Oh! ok. Well i have a small problem with the conversion part. I end up with a super fast video. I was told it was a framerate problem, but i dont know how to fix it.

[mirkosp]

Put

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AssumeFPS(29.97)

in your script. If it still is too fast, try to put 23.976 instead of 29.97, or perhaps try 25 if your video is PAL. If none of these parameters work, then just try another framerate, perhaps 24 or something else, until you find the right working one.
Another way might be specify the fps parameter if you're using the directshowsource. You do it like this:

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directshowsource("C:\filepath\filename.extension", fps= 29.97)

The directshowsource will automatically take that as the framerate to use... it will fix problems that might occur with vfr videos, for example.

[Duelingk]

I kinda got the same argument going on in two forums by complete accident. See the problem is that there is an error in the code somewhere. Cause avisynth wont even open the file after i put the Fps. See someone else told me to put the Fps of the video. So the code i use is
ffmpegsource("C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Raws\Code Geass Hangyaku no Lelouch 24 DVD RAW (x264 704x480 AAC)[3B4B2245]")
AssumeFPS(95.904095)

[LivingFlame]

o.O

The fps definitely shouldn't be that high. I dunno what VLC was doing, but video doesn't go that fast. O.o

Your standard frame rates are:
29.97 (NTSC standard)
23.976 (IVTC film)
24 (film)
25(PAL)

and a few others that are so rare I don't even feel like mentioning them.

[LivingFlame]

Or at least I've never seen a frame rate go that high...

[Duelingk]

Well that is what VLC said. Here is some info according to Vlc on the video:
Framefrate: 95.04095
Stream1:
Sample rate: 48000hz
Bits per sample: 16
Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Hope it helps...