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I need to some how splice or combine 2 blue-ray videos for church into one video file. Does anyone know of or recommend FREE software that I can do this with ? Thank you for any info. God Bless  "Always legally conceal carry. At the right place and time, one person can make a positive difference." | ||
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if they are commercial blu-rays (ie, movies), they will be encrypted & most video editing software won't work. there is software that will de-encrypt it to a video file on your hard drive ('rip' it), but it is technically illegal to use. Hell, with Bluray, you can't even stick a VCR between the player & the TV and dub it over (HDMI won't allow this). MakeMKV is an easy to use program that will rip the blurays to a video file on your computer. Video editing software is beyond what I can recommend. | |||
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not free but maybe a trial period. if snidera is correct and I think he is, one work around is to play the movie on your laptop and use a screen / audio capture program to get the movies as video files. I use Debut Video Capture Software. VideoPad Video Editor is what I use to do video editing. They were cheap enough. I think I got them like $50 as a package with other stuff. And easy enough to learn as I don't do this very often. Easy and fast learning curve. "It did not really matter what we expected from life, but rather what life expected from us. We needed to stop asking about the meaning of life, and instead to think of ourselves as those who were being questioned by life – daily and hourly. Our answer must consist not in talk and meditation, but in right action and in right conduct. Life ultimately means taking the responsibility to find the right answer to its problems and to fulfill the tasks which it constantly sets for each individual." Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning, 1946. | |||
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The blue-ray discs will be of my friend's parent's funeral video. Thank you for the suggestions so far. God Bless "Always legally conceal carry. At the right place and time, one person can make a positive difference." | |||
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Use the freeware MakeMKV to rip the discs. Then you can use Handbrake, also free, to make the files smaller or convert them. Then there are any number of free file joiner apps you can find online. https://www.howtogeek.com/1614...ay-movie-collection/ I have my own style of humor. I call it Snarkasm. | |||
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Those may or may not be encrypted, depending on how they were created, but being bluray, I'd assume they are. My brothers was encrypted, but makeMKV took care of that quickly (ripped to my server for backup, hope to never watch it again). Either way, I'd rip a DVD/Bluray just because makemkv turns all the crap on the disk into a single file, much easier to work with. Before you get your editing software, check to make sure it supports .mkv. The Videopad suggested above doesn't support .mkv. You could convert it to .mp4 via handbrake, but that's just 1 more step & 1 more program to learn. | |||
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