How can I trim about a Megabyte off of a file?

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I recently got a file that's 702MB, and is too big to fit on CD-R. I thought that's how much CD-Rs hold? How much do I have to trim off from it, and how can I do it?

Jynks · **Posted:** Fri Apr 30, 2004 2:51 am **Post subject:**

Load in VdubMOD and set everything to direct strem copy.. make sure only the streams you want are in the files (the file might have 2 audio streams or somthing) then use the timer set marks to trim off the end and begining credits.....

Otherwise you will need to recode the entire file.

random · **Posted:** Fri Apr 30, 2004 3:12 am **Post subject:**

Thanks, will do.

spudthedestroyer · **Posted:** Fri Apr 30, 2004 11:05 am **Post subject:**

alternatively, use nandub, go to video>direct stream copy, audio>interleaving, and increase the value (don't go above 92ms or you may get sync issues)

64 or 92ms are the best for AC3

johnathome · **Posted:** Fri Apr 30, 2004 8:36 pm **Post subject:**

I thought cdr held 710mb??? does your burner do overburn??

autopsy · **Posted:** Sat May 01, 2004 10:47 am **Post subject:**

if you know the file is intended to fit on a cdr, try a different brand of cdrs. there is info available on the web about how much data different brands can hold.

I had an odd problem burning an SVCD some weeks back. Nero would say the data doesn't fit on the disc but VCDEasy burnt it fine.
and yes, I know how to burn (S)VCD's.

How can I trim about a Megabyte off of a file?

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