VideoClip Joiner

[John Christou]

I have several training video clips for "photoshop",for the last few day
I tried a few programs to not avail.Some of them you have to convert
which takes a long time, even on a 64bit machine,has anybody any ideas?

 

[Asger Joergensen]

Hi John

I have several training video clips for "photoshop",for the last few day
I tried a few programs to not avail.Some of them you have to
convert which takes a long time, even on a 64bit machine,has
anybody any ideas?

What is the video format ?

 

[charlie]

I have several training video clips for "photoshop",for the last few day
I tried a few programs to not avail.Some of them you have to convert
which takes a long time, even on a 64bit machine,has anybody any ideas?

What is a "long time" Minutes? or Hours?
We used to have "rendering" programs that ran for several hours on then
fast, now slow systems.

 

[Ian Jackson]

Hi John



What is the video format ?

Try Kate's Video Joiner
<www.bestfreewaredownload.com/softwarhttp://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/
software-search.html?keywords=kate%27s+video+cutter&category_id=25e-searc
h.html?keywords=kate's+video+splitter&category_id=25>
I've got V7.7.0.1.106
Note that there's also a Kate's Video Cutter.

 

[Ian Jackson]

Try Kate's Video Joiner
<www.bestfreewaredownload.com/softwarhttp://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/
software-search.html?keywords=kate%27s+video+cutter&category_id=25e-searc
h.html?keywords=kate's+video+splitter&category_id=25>
I've got V7.7.0.1.106
Note that there's also a Kate's Video Cutter.

For some reason, the link got mangled. Here it is again:
<http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/software-search.html?keywords=kates+
video+joiner&category_id=0>

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

For some reason, the link got mangled. Here it is again:
<http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/software-search.html?keywords=kates+
video+joiner&category_id=0>

Having fun?

TinyURL.com and similar URL shrinkers can help, although some people
don't like to follow a link that might hide something evil.

Disclaimer: just because your link was mangled[1] in my newsreader
doesn't mean it was mangled in other people's.

[1] Of course, I can easily work around the word-wrap-induced problem,
but I like to suggest the use of TinyURL.

 

[Ian Jackson]

For some reason, the link got mangled. Here it is again:
<http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/software-search.html?keywords=kates+
video+joiner&category_id=0>

Having fun?

TinyURL.com and similar URL shrinkers can help, although some people
don't like to follow a link that might hide something evil.

Disclaimer: just because your link was mangled[1] in my newsreader
doesn't mean it was mangled in other people's.

No. I posted it mangled (finger trouble).

[1] Of course, I can easily work around the word-wrap-induced problem,
but I like to suggest the use of TinyURL.

Normally, the '< ...... >CR' technique works fine (and, of course, it's
very easy to fix a broken link - provided it's only a couple of lines or
so). But yes, I really must try Tiny URL. However, here's an alternative
suggestion for a video joiner (which I think I used only last week):
http://www.freevideojoiner.com/

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Having fun?

TinyURL.com and similar URL shrinkers can help, although some people
don't like to follow a link that might hide something evil.

Disclaimer: just because your link was mangled[1] in my newsreader
doesn't mean it was mangled in other people's.

No. I posted it mangled (finger trouble).

I meant the corrected one, since it word-wrapped badly in my newsreader.

I was partly having fun at your expense, hoping it might amuse you too,
and partly making a suggestion I hoped would be moderately useful.

 

[Ian Jackson]

Having fun?

TinyURL.com and similar URL shrinkers can help, although some people
don't like to follow a link that might hide something evil.

Disclaimer: just because your link was mangled[1] in my newsreader
doesn't mean it was mangled in other people's.

No. I posted it mangled (finger trouble).

I meant the corrected one, since it word-wrapped badly in my newsreader.

Indeed, some news readers are particularly intolerant of long URLs.

I was partly having fun at your expense, hoping it might amuse you too,
and partly making a suggestion I hoped would be moderately useful.

I've always been meaning to try TinyURL - so OK, you've goaded me into
doing it. How's this?
http://tinyurl.com/Kate-sVideoJoiner

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Having fun?

TinyURL.com and similar URL shrinkers can help, although some people
don't like to follow a link that might hide something evil.

Disclaimer: just because your link was mangled[1] in my newsreader
doesn't mean it was mangled in other people's.

No. I posted it mangled (finger trouble).

I meant the corrected one, since it word-wrapped badly in my newsreader.

Indeed, some news readers are particularly intolerant of long URLs.

I was partly having fun at your expense, hoping it might amuse you too,
and partly making a suggestion I hoped would be moderately useful.

I've always been meaning to try TinyURL - so OK, you've goaded me into
doing it. How's this?
http://tinyurl.com/Kate-sVideoJoiner

Two thumbs up - and thanks for the link, it's a site I will bookmark.

It is possible to put a link to TinyURL in the Bookmarks or toolbar in a
way that nicely automates the process, but I did it so long ago I can't
remember the details.

OK, I looked. Just click on the button "Make Toolbar Button" on the left
side of TinyURL's home page.

 

[Jason]

try a program Called Formar factory. but when u install use custom mode to
avoid The ASK CRAP

 

[Jason]

I Meant >>FORMAT FACTORY

try a program Called Formar factory. but when u install use custom mode to
avoid The ASK CRAP