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Old August 17th, 2009, 05:08 PM   #1
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Split / Cut Flash Video (FLV) ?

Hi all,

I have four chaptered videos for a web project. They were originally XDCAM, they've been exported in MOV, then converted to flash video (FLV).

Now I was asked to provide all the chapters of these videos as separate FLV files. Instead of recompressing everything out of FCP, I was wondering if there was a simple FLV splitter application for the mac.

MPEG streamclip or FFmpeg don't seem to help...any ideas ?

Thanks !

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Francesco.
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Old August 18th, 2009, 02:43 AM   #2
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You can do this with Sorensen Squeeze 5 Pro for Flash as I've done it....BUT I've found it's a blunt tool for this (brilliant in many other ways though)....Basically, doing this in Squeeze is not frame accurate so the cut point might be (say) 1 second off where you want it to be - which for me is way too crude a way of doing it. It really depends on the specific 4 section "joins" in your video (like say if they fade to black for a few seconds then back up you'd probably be OK).

The only way (that I currently know) that you can do this is, as you suspect, the time consuming way you suggest.
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Old August 19th, 2009, 04:00 AM   #3
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Hi Andy,

Thanks a lot for you reply. What I did in the end was a middle-way: I took my already exported MOVs, opened then in Quicktime Pro (!) copy/pasted the sections in new video files and saved them as reference movies (a couple of k's). I then put everything in Flash Video Encoder and that did the trick.

It's the fastest way I found, considering I need exact frame control...So I just did one compression after all !...
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