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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Hole" data-source="post: 479818" data-attributes="member: 90064">HiRay (Paranoid Delusion) did state that Media Portal could do some editing so it may work for my purposes below. However, I am not sure if it would be the best way to go.He stated:&quot;The inbuilt video editor only works for TV recordings done as mpeg2 in ts wrapper, h.264 does not work currently, so for editing out adverts great or joining video, say it was a two part show, but that's its complete functionality, unless someone would like to do a major rework on it.&nbsp;&nbsp; You save, the start\end points that are added by yourself, the only way to find if it does what you wish on a basic level is try it.&quot;I left the video recorder on for much longer than the program lasted. Is there a simple way to delete the end of the recording that I do not want in Portal while retaining the part that I do want? If so, how is it done or what buttons do I click on to do it?I could possibly use another program. However, I would have to know the locations of the file on the hard drive to open it. Where would I find the recorded files if I was to use another program?Would VideoReDo be simpler to learn or easier to use than mpeg/h264 or do you think Womble Multimedia&nbsp; may be easier and quicker to delete a number of sections inside a long video? Your help is appreciated,Regards Richard Hole.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Hole, post: 479818, member: 90064"] Hi Ray (Paranoid Delusion) did state that Media Portal could do some editing so it may work for my purposes below. However, I am not sure if it would be the best way to go. He stated: "The inbuilt video editor only works for TV recordings done as mpeg2 in ts wrapper, h.264 does not work currently, so for editing out adverts great or joining video, say it was a two part show, but that's its complete functionality, unless someone would like to do a major rework on it. You save, the start\end points that are added by yourself, the only way to find if it does what you wish on a basic level is try it." I left the video recorder on for much longer than the program lasted. Is there a simple way to delete the end of the recording that I do not want in Portal while retaining the part that I do want? If so, how is it done or what buttons do I click on to do it? I could possibly use another program. However, I would have to know the locations of the file on the hard drive to open it. Where would I find the recorded files if I was to use another program? Would VideoReDo be simpler to learn or easier to use than mpeg/h264 or do you think Womble Multimedia may be easier and quicker to delete a number of sections inside a long video? Your help is appreciated, Regards Richard Hole. [/QUOTE]

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