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Avidemux version 2.8.0

Compiled in Slacko 7.0 and shared qt-5.6.1 libs
avidemux-2.8.0-qt5-i686.pet

Compiled in Slacko64 7.0 and shared qt-5.6.1 libs
avidemux-2.8.0-qt5-x86_64.pet

Would this run in Xenialpup64-7.5?
Its a terrific program . Mikewalsh has done a portable version that works real well
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I have a question ?norgo .

When I load a movie into Avidemux it is maybe a 2 hour movie but only 18 minutes loads in and can be played /edited etc . Then if I save that the rest of the movie is lost .

That means it won't do what I want it for , to cut rubbish out of movies that idiots have inserted into it to advertise their gambling shit.

Why does it not load the whole movie in?

@April
confirmed
get an "invalid timestamp error"

thank you for reporting

@norgo
I thought you were jokeing mate .

The error I was getting turned out to be a bad copy of a movie I had downloaded from the net which had glitches in it at various places put in I suspect by the betting site that adulterates all free torrents at the moment.

@April
sounded like a joke indeed but was a bad coincidence only
When I read your report I took a large videofile for test.
Unfortunately this file had invalid timestamps so avidemux stoped working at these frames.
A 2nd and 3rd test with other video files went without problems.
all-clear

Sorry . Not well put by me .

I did not understand what you meant but I think you are right in that an invalid time stamp will stuff things up.
Thats what I must have had when I ran my large movie.

Ill correct the above .
What I would like to know is where can I find more info on time stamps in avidemux .I have searched and not found much at all.