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Maybe you can do it using Adobe Premiere using XingTech plugin....<br />
But, I don't know if that's work.<br />
But, as long as you can import it to Premiere, you can split it.<br />
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---sillycorn
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Maybe you can do it using Adobe Premiere using XingTech plugin....
But, I don't know if that's work.
But, as long as you can import it to Premiere, you can split it.

---sillycorn

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but Adobe isn´t shareware.I need shareware program :) 
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but Adobe isn´t shareware.I need shareware program :)

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don't we have any &quot;30 days free trial&quot; adobe premiere here?
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don't we have any "30 days free trial" adobe premiere here?

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try to compress it to Bink-format. <br />
<a href="http://www.radgametools.com" rel="ugc">www.radgametools.com</a>&nbsp;for a shareware version! ..<br />
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try to compress it to Bink-format.
www.radgametools.com [http://www.radgametools.com] for a shareware version! ..
 

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i try Adobe premiere with xing plug-in but it isn´t working.Only on Mac OS or something else.I can´t open dat file 
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i try Adobe premiere with xing plug-in but it isn´t working.Only on Mac OS or something else.I can´t open dat file

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yes,maybe.<br />
I try simply rename movie.dat to movie.mpg and it´s working! I´m stupid or my system is :) And Webflix Pro is the key,easy to editing mpeg´s<br />
So thanks for your time ,Froid
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yes,maybe.
I try simply rename movie.dat to movie.mpg and it´s working! I´m stupid or my system is :) And Webflix Pro is the key,easy to editing mpeg´s
So thanks for your time ,Froid

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I have 800 MB dat file (not mpeg) and i need burn it on cd´s.I try some shareware program(ulead,mainactor) but this programmes doesn´t support .dat file.
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I have 800 MB dat file (not mpeg) and i need burn it on cd´s.I try some shareware program(ulead,mainactor) but this programmes doesn´t support .dat file.

SPLIT MOVIE.DAT FILE

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