Edgar Cole
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I own Garmin's Virb Elite action camera. It's mounted on the handlebars of my bicycle where I've used it to record a couple of excursions. I've noticed that for longer rides, it creates multiple files of approximately 24 minutes (at 1080 P). I suspect the size of the files are constrained by the file system used by the camera. Once they've been transferred to my computer, I would like to stitch the files together to create one contiguous video. Unfortunately, the virb editing software will not allow me to create a single video larger than four gigabytes. Is this a limitation of the video editing software, or a limitation of the Windows file system?
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I have been kind of busy testing all of the suggestions I've received. So far, I've eliminated Windows Movie Maker, and Wondershare's Video Editor. Currently I'm testing Cyberlink's Power Director version 13. It seems to be the most versatile of the tools I've tried, but it's also the most expensive.
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All of the suggestions opened my eyes to new possibilities. Of the four applications I looked at, I believe that Cyberlink's PowerDirector is the most robust. Some of them support my Blu-ray burner directly, while others require a more circuitous route. All of them are worthy of merit, and most of them have more features than I will ever use.
Thankyou babyb00mer
If you need help with Cyberlink I am happy to help
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If you need help with Cyberlink I am happy to help
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My initial impression is that none of the software supports a horizontal resolution of 1920. Am I mistaken?