AVS-Video-Tools.com: How to split video using AVS Video ReMaker

Introduction

Sometimes you might want to quickly split a video file you have into several single files without the need to edit or reencode them. Using AVS Video ReMaker you can do that quickly and easily. It will let you split a video file into several ones automatically. You can also cut the unnecessary scenes from these video files before saving them.

How to split video using AVS Video ReMaker:

Step 1. Download AVS Video ReMaker

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After the download is finished, run the AVSVideoReMaker.exe file and follow the installation wizard instructions.

Step 2. Run AVS Video ReMaker and load the original video

Start > All Programs > AVS Media > AVS Video Tools > AVS Video ReMaker

After you launch the program, you can select your video file using the Add File(s) button in the right top coner.

Note: If you want to re-make a DVD disc, you have to open the VIDEO_TS.IFO file from the VIDEO_TS folder.

When the video is loaded, you can add more files or remove them from the project.

Note: All loaded files MUST have the same parameters - video format, picture size, aspect ratio, frame rate and bitrate.

You cannot merge MPEG2 and AVI files, for instance, or two videos of the same format but with different resolutions or bitrates.

Step 3. Find places where your want to set split points

AVS Video ReMaker: Set split point to your video

Click the Preview Video button on the left side of the window.

Navigate the timeline to find places where your want to set split points. Use the Zoom buttons on the left side of the timeline to change the scale of the movie.

When you are ready click the Selection Range button to make the split point. Now increase the selection end position up to 40 milliseconds. For example, if the selection start point is 00:00:10:635, you should set the selection end point to 00:00:10:675. Now click Close and then the Add Area of Deletion button.

Repeat this action as many times as many split points you need.

Step 4. Split video into several files

When all is ready, click the Remake now! button to open the Save File window.

Here you can select the output file Name, destination Path, video Format (if available). As you decide to save your video into separate files, you must make sure that the Save all sections into separate files option is selected.

Now click Start. And that's it - you have just split your video into several files.