WinTV-PVR MPEG Editor

WinTV-PVR version 2.x.x MPEG Editor

I would say to be on the safe side record up 3hour of VCD and 1 1/2hour of SVCD or less or could span smaller file see the Tip & Tweaks page on how to do this that way you far less problem with audio getting out of sync.

Tip: Be sure to click on Preview window or the Pause button to stop the video from running DO NOT USE THE STOP BUTTON.

Play

Pause

Stop

(Mark) In

(Mark) Out

In, Out Time Line Bar

(Add Clip) Add Interval

9 Frames Back

1 Frame Back

1 Frame Forward

9 Frames Forward

Sound Volume

Cutlist Box “Is time index of start and stop frame”

Up “You move in any order you want”

Down “You move in any order you want”

Remove “Delete Clip”

Generate Output “Save File”

Play Result

Exit

I would check all the box’s unless you want a bunch of wasted space.

This option come real in hand when you need split big files down CD size.

Plus you can set Overlapping time to more or less frames.

There are two new options here.

This very important: First thing you want do is have all you’re editing and split the file if needed done first.

When first click on the Remultiplex File for VCD/SVCD option a Box will open choose a file that you want make VCD/SVCD ready.

If have use the split option you need do each of files nanoEdit.1.mpg, nanoEdit.2.mpg, nanoEdit.3.mpg, etc, etc.

Then another box will open it very important you type in a full name in the “File name”: box.

If don’t need to do any editing then you can use the Remultiplex File for VCD/SVCD option for make the file ready for burn with Nero.

As long as the file less then or around the 700MB(74minCD) to 750MB(80minCD) that will depend on clip size.

WinTV-PVR version 1.x.x MPEG Editor