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====== Reporting bugs ====== | ====== Reporting bugs ====== | ||
- | Please report bugs in the [[http://avidemux.org/admForum|Avidemux forums]] to get some feedback and determine the nature of the problem. | + | Please report bugs in the [[http://avidemux.org/smf|Avidemux forums]] to get some feedback and determine the nature of the problem. |
If it involves non systematic crashes, please also do the following: | If it involves non systematic crashes, please also do the following: | ||
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On windows, you can use [[http://neuron2.net/mine.html|DGSplit]] for this purpose. Check the "Stop after N chunks" box, for 1 chunk, to speed up the process. The chunks are numbered starting from 0. Your cut sample should be named ''<output prefix>_0''. | On windows, you can use [[http://neuron2.net/mine.html|DGSplit]] for this purpose. Check the "Stop after N chunks" box, for 1 chunk, to speed up the process. The chunks are numbered starting from 0. Your cut sample should be named ''<output prefix>_0''. | ||
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+ | For .TS and for .M2TS files you can use [[tutorial:Cut TS sample]] | ||
Alternatively, if DGSplit doesn't work for you or if it doesn't work with your OS via an emulator, the split command does this perfectly (where XX is the number of MBytes you want to cut) : ''split -b**XX**M <input file> <output prefix> --verbose'' | Alternatively, if DGSplit doesn't work for you or if it doesn't work with your OS via an emulator, the split command does this perfectly (where XX is the number of MBytes you want to cut) : ''split -b**XX**M <input file> <output prefix> --verbose'' |