Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Richard Hole" data-source="post: 476601" data-attributes="member: 90064">Hi TonyI want to remove the scenes that I do not want in the recording and only want to retain the parts that I want. There are many small unwanted segments I want to quickly remove in the middle of the video. Also, it would be good to remove the ads in TV programs that are recorded using Portal. I may be able to open the programs recorded in Portal in another program and edit them there.I have some software that converts file formats so it should be able to convert MPEG files to AVI hopefully without loss of quality. I use <a href="http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html" target="_blank">SUPER &amp;copy</a> that is easy to try and free. Should that be a good way to go? So I could try VideoRedo if you think that is better for my purpose. I could add the sound with another program.I had a look at the instructions for Womble Multimedia on their website and it looked as though it could be simpler to use than Corel VideoStudio X2 and do what I want. So do you think that Corel VideoStudio X2 may not be the easiest and fastest software to do the editing that I require?Your help is appreciatedRegards Richard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Hole, post: 476601, member: 90064"] Hi Tony I want to remove the scenes that I do not want in the recording and only want to retain the parts that I want. There are many small unwanted segments I want to quickly remove in the middle of the video. Also, it would be good to remove the ads in TV programs that are recorded using Portal. I may be able to open the programs recorded in Portal in another program and edit them there. I have some software that converts file formats so it should be able to convert MPEG files to AVI hopefully without loss of quality. I use [url=http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html]SUPER &copy[/url] that is easy to try and free. Should that be a good way to go? So I could try VideoRedo if you think that is better for my purpose. I could add the sound with another program. I had a look at the instructions for Womble Multimedia on their website and it looked as though it could be simpler to use than Corel VideoStudio X2 and do what I want. So do you think that Corel VideoStudio X2 may not be the easiest and fastest software to do the editing that I require? Your help is appreciated Regards Richard. [/QUOTE]

Verification