Split one long sequence to many small sequences

a long sequence can be divided into many small ?
Se picture:

It looks like you want to end up with four, smaller sequences.
Make four copies of your pictured 'master sequence',
then delete the unwanted sections in each of the four copies.

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How would I cut one long clip in to many smaller clips and then put those clips back in to the bin for later
I have a few long clips but only want peices of them

Bill gave me advice on this about 6 months ago, as I had the same question with CS3...I imagine in this instance CS4 is the same.
Here's what he said:
1) leave extra room on the in out points when the big clip is in the source monitor and you are deciding on the subciip length...so if you have to adjust later you have "handles" to expand a little bit ...
2) if you dont have to make subclips "dont" ...just drag from source monitor to timeline...using the in out points...as it makes no real difference to the original video file...its just code in the program... however, in my case I wanted to the subclips due to learning about "scripted" stuff and 3 cameras...
Then I discovered (tutorial) that by choosing in out points in the source monitor and dragging that straight to the project panel it automatically creates the subclip and all you have to do is "name" it...or leave default timecode name...saved a lot of time cause I was using the mouse to choose "create subclip" etc before I learned about that shortcut

Turning one long clip into many

I'm new to I-Movie. I'm trying to edit several 20-minute mpeg4 files into one 10-minute movie. I need bits and pieces of each file. Must I import the same long files again and again into the clip pane, finding and marking the little bit that I want and deleting the rest over and over? Or is there a way to import the file once and to break it into many parcels (clips) from there?
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Hi, Karsten,
Thanks for your reply! As you suggested, I'm draggin & droppin with the control key pressed but there's no changing mouse cursor and while the whole clip is falling into the timeline it's disappearing from the clippane.
Plan B sounds intriguing, but I'm apparently not executing it correctly. Apple T is the shortcut for splitting the clip, right? Does this mean I can split one clip again and again into different sections? Can I then assemble these sections on the clip pane in the correct order with other split clips from my other files?
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Hello,
We are using BDB 11g with SQLITE support. I have a query about 'select' query performance when we have one huge table vs. multiple small tables.
Basically in our application, we need to run select query multiple times and today we have one huge table. Do you guys think breaking them into
multiple small tables will help ?
For test purposes we tried creating multiple tables but performance of 'select' query was more or less same. Would that be because all tables will map to only one database in backed with key/value pair and when we run lookup (select query) on small table or big table it wont make difference ?
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Hello,
There is some information on this topic in the FAQ at:
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Dividing One large Image to many smaller images

Dear Java developers,
I have 1 Large Image, and I want to divide it
into many smaller images, But I don't see
any Java API to make it...
Anybody can help me ?
Thanks in Advance,

I'd guess using BufferedImage and subimages thereof is faster than filtering it. Although it depends much on the implementation of the original image source, and its caching strategies. But it's pretty certain that when you are creating a BufferedImage which is appropriate for you current color model, you avoid most conversions which may be needed when rendering directly from an image source.
Having said that, the image source and filtering way may even use more memory and cpu than the buffered image way. At least temporary. But the image source is allowed to release almost all memory associated with the image, down to retaining only the original URL.
In simpler words:
- With BufferedImage you can be quite sure how much memory it will need. Add up the space needed for the Raster and auxiliary data and there you are. It won't change much over time. But it's not present in JDK 1.1.
-- Simple, predictable and modern.
- ImageSource is pretty much opaque in how much memory it will use. However, it's interface allows dropping most resources and re-creating them on demand. Of course, you'll know what it does when you're implementing it yourself. Which I tend to do from time to time.
-- Complex (flow control), opaque but present in JDK 1.1.
Your mileage may vary. There would be no challenge in programming if there were no tough decisions to be made ;-)
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Practical suggestions for splitting up long sequences

Hi
I have recently done a video shoot for a wedding and I have lots of material. A lot of it is just continuous recordings where I do multiple retakes on videoing the flowers or dress or location. I want to be able to split up an hour long video into usable chunks that I can give a sensible name. Is there an easy way in CS3 to mark multiple in/out points on a video that would be listed as separate videos in my content bin or something to that effect? The videos where captured as avi so the alternative would be to use a different program to cut up the videos and then re-import. Any suggestions as to how I can achieve this would be very much appreciated.
Best Regards

Double-click on the clip in the Project Panel to open it in the Source View monitor. Set In and Out points and drag the image from the Source View monitor to the Project Panel. A dialog box will pop up and ask you for a clip name. Set new In and Out points. Drag to the Project Panel. Repeat as desired.
This workflow has the advantage of using a single source file, but with multiple clips in the bin.
You will also find links to many
free tutorials in the PremiereProPedia that will quickly show you how things are done in Premiere Pro.
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How do I split a long video into many short ones automatically

I want to split a 3.5 minute video into 210 small clips automatically. I certainly don't want to do that manually. is there a way to do this?

yunabesaid
The Scene Detect in the media area is gone by Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1. But, you can right click the video's thumbnail in Organize/Media, select Run AutoAnalyzer which claims to be "detecting scenes". The latter is worth a try to see what it will do with your 3.5 min clip and its scenes.
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a. properties of the source media (video and audio compression, frame size, frame rate, interlaced or progressive, file extension, pixel aspect ratio).
b. what project preset you are setting for the project so that the project preset matches the properties of the source media
c. types of edits
d. choice of export and export settings, customized or default settings used
e. computer or TV DVD or Blu-ray player.
Please review, supply the requested information, and then we will plan troubleshooting strategy. Also, we would need some idea of your computer environment - Windows or Mac 32 or 64 bit version...
Lots ot put together.
Looking forward to your follow up.
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How to split a large PDF into many smaller PDFs

In my wanderings, I couldn't find an answer to this question. Thus my post.
I have a large, 20 page, pdf. I'd like to split that pdf into 10 two page pdfs. How can I do it?
The 20 pager is a pdf of a number of account statements. The account statements varying in length from 1 to 3 pages. I'd like to split the pdf so I end up with one pdf per account.
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Hi.
It's simple: open the PDF, go to File, Print, and in the print dialog select Copies & Pages, enter the range you want, click PDF/Save as PDF.
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Creating and organizing one large document from many small "forms"

I'm organizing a symposium and attendees submit abstracts.
I have set up a "form" using Word to distribute to people to fill out and named all the fields, example: "Title," "Firstauthor," "Body." Etc.
They are going to email me completed forms.
I was hoping that it'd be easy to make a drag/drop Script so that I can just drag and drop these files to create big document that would organize the abstracts & attendees into a program.
Word has the "catalog" creation option in the merge-manager. But it uses some sort of tab delimiting scheme for acquiring its data when it's going to be in the form of various fields and the field-names.
At my disposal, I also have File Maker Pro, but doesn't really seem to be able to do what I want to. I don't want to manually enter information (hundreds of attendees).
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tell FileMaker to open a database and create a new entry
tell word to get from a field "FirstName" and copy to clipboard
tell filemaker to paste from clipboard to cell "firstname" of the new entry
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Hi Ettor,
Firstly, if the document is password protected, then I don't know if it could be done. Tatro's documents probably aren't. The first step is to unprotect the fill-in form document with ui scripting:
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end tell
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do Visual Basic "Application.Run \"ChangeFormPref\""
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tell application "Microsoft Word" to activate
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tell menu bar 1
tell menu "Tools"
delay 1
click menu item "Unprotect Document"
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end tell
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tell application "Microsoft Word"
activate
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I wasn't sure if Tatro was coming back, but am glad someone may use it.
Note that Tatro is using Word X.
Edited: I should give a warning that if you unprotect document and protect it again you lose the data. reprotecting seems to clear the form.
gl,

How to split one long file into multiple tracks?

I have a single-file recording of a vinyl record (containing multiple sequential tracks) that I want to export to multiple separate tracks. Is it possible to take thisfile of audio, add markers to it and export that file from multitrack view into separate tracks? I know its possible to do it using markers and to export a CD list and the burning to CD, but can you export to multiple gapless WAV files instead, with the markers as track/split points?
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