If you have WinME or XP, then you have Windows Movie Maker. It's a pretty crappy program for editing, but it can split up a monvie into parts pretty easy.
Just open the video file in WMM, and it will actually break it into 'scenes' on it's own. If it doesn't break it up where you need it, you can use the limited editing functions to do it yourself.
It would be easier and better than anything that you could legally download.
Right, you can use the limited editing functions of WMM to put those 36 parts back into the three parts that you wanted. It will allow you to do a few cutting and assembling functions, you just have to play with it.
If you have WinME or XP, then you have Windows Movie Maker. It's a pretty crappy program for editing, but it can split up a monvie into parts pretty easy.
Just open the video file in WMM, and it will actually break it into 'scenes' on it's own. If it doesn't break it up where you need it, you can use the limited editing functions to do it yourself.
It would be easier and better than anything that you could legally download.
Easier behaps but not better - and thee are many many free legit programs that can do the task, such as TMPGEnc, they just have a steeper learning curve.
For more info on splitting movies and other files look at the best site for such resources http://www.dvdrhelp.com
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Just open the video file in WMM, and it will actually break it into 'scenes' on it's own. If it doesn't break it up where you need it, you can use the limited editing functions to do it yourself.
It would be easier and better than anything that you could legally download.
Easier behaps but not better - and thee are many many free legit programs that can do the task, such as TMPGEnc, they just have a steeper learning curve.
For more info on splitting movies and other files look at the best site for such resources http://www.dvdrhelp.com