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Compiling avi files

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Hi,

I would to know what (free) software I could use to compile parts of avi files into one new avi file. If you know any good one, please let me know !

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ffmpegx can join avi files
 
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ok this works to join avi files. And to take parts of an avi file to a new file, what do you use?
 
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Cut out parts of a file, or just trim a file down yo one part?
MPEG Streamclip can do simple editing tasks
 

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