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Thanks a lot to both of you! &nbsp;I was just getting a bit worried about using VideoReDo because of this quote from Tobias from another thread:<br />
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&quot;VideoReDo can cut without reencoding, but sometimes the resulting videofiles can be unplayable on some videoplayers.&quot;
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Thanks a lot to both of you!  I was just getting a bit worried about using VideoReDo because of this quote from Tobias from another thread:

"VideoReDo can cut without reencoding, but sometimes the resulting videofiles can be unplayable on some videoplayers."

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Let's assume I used VideoReDo to edit some of my videos (in MPEG-2). What are the chances that in 10 years time I won't be able to find a 'video converter' (such as 'AVS Video Converter') that will convert these MPEG-2's to play on the newest devices. Is there a chance that in 10 years time I won't be able to find a 'video converter' that can convert these MPEG-2 files created by VideoReDo to play on the newest TVs, &nbsp;iPads or iPods? <br />
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<a href="http://www.videoredo.com/en/Compare.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.videoredo.com/en/Compare.htm</a><br />
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Many thanks in advance,<br />
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HA
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Let's assume I used VideoReDo to edit some of my videos (in MPEG-2). What are the chances that in 10 years time I won't be able to find a 'video converter' (such as 'AVS Video Converter') that will convert these MPEG-2's to play on the newest devices. Is there a chance that in 10 years time I won't be able to find a 'video converter' that can convert these MPEG-2 files created by VideoReDo to play on the newest TVs,  iPads or iPods? 

http://www.videoredo.com/en/Compare.htm

Many thanks in advance,

HA

Is there a realistic chance that I won't be able to view my VideoReDo files in 10 years time? Just because I can't find a 'video converter' that can convert these files?

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