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<blockquote data-quote="Knives03" data-source="post: 757599" data-attributes="member: 89349">Re: AW: Expressions/Rules requestsThanks as always RoChess! You're the man with the answers <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp; Unfortunately I ripped the episodes from the Season DVDs so they more than likely use that DVD order instead of aired order like you pointed out.&nbsp; My plan a while back was originally to split the episodes into multiple parts as you suggested, but became frustrated when having timing issues using MVKmerge.&nbsp; I tried splitting the files by using timecodes, but it never cut it in the correct spot.&nbsp; It would always be a few seconds before or after the timecode that I had used, creating overlaps within the episode files.&nbsp; I was hoping that it would more precise, but it seems it's not quite perfected yet.Would your expertise have any suggestions for a particularly fantastic program to use with splitting mkvs?&nbsp; As you suggested there are so many out there to choose from, and only have experience with MVKmerge.&nbsp; There was one with a graphical interface where you could actually see the video while cutting it, but I forget what it was called... ugh I wish I bookmarked it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Knives03, post: 757599, member: 89349"] [b]Re: AW: Expressions/Rules requests[/b] Thanks as always RoChess! You're the man with the answers :) Unfortunately I ripped the episodes from the Season DVDs so they more than likely use that DVD order instead of aired order like you pointed out. My plan a while back was originally to split the episodes into multiple parts as you suggested, but became frustrated when having timing issues using MVKmerge. I tried splitting the files by using timecodes, but it never cut it in the correct spot. It would always be a few seconds before or after the timecode that I had used, creating overlaps within the episode files. I was hoping that it would more precise, but it seems it's not quite perfected yet. Would your expertise have any suggestions for a particularly fantastic program to use with splitting mkvs? As you suggested there are so many out there to choose from, and only have experience with MVKmerge. There was one with a graphical interface where you could actually see the video while cutting it, but I forget what it was called... ugh I wish I bookmarked it. [/QUOTE]

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