Split MPEG

1) Sign up for Descript for free and log in to your account. You have 1 free hour of transcription per month. No credit card is required.

2) Upload your MPEG file to Descript by dragging and dropping it into the project window.

3) After Descript finishes transcribing, click "Show Timeline" in the bottom left and select the "Blade" tool to split your scene.

4) When you're ready to export, use the "Select" tool to highlight your newly split scene. Click on "Publish" to find the Export button, and change the export option from "Current composition" to "Current selection".

5) Repeat the export for any additional scenes and double-check that the exported file contains only the spliced scenes you want to keep.

• Improved File Management: Smaller, split MPEG files are easier to organize and manage.
• Enhanced Editing Precision: Isolate specific scenes for more detailed and accurate editing.
• Faster Processing: Working with smaller segments reduces processing time and speeds up your workflow.
• Targeted Sharing: Share only the relevant parts of your MPEG files without exposing unnecessary content.
• Optimized Storage: Save storage space by keeping only the essential parts of your MPEG files.

• Use Keyframes: Always split at keyframes to avoid introducing visual artifacts or sync issues.
• Check Bitrate: Ensure the bitrate remains consistent across splits to maintain video quality.
• Frame Accuracy: Use frame-accurate tools to avoid cutting in the middle of a frame, which can cause playback issues.
• Audio Sync: Double-check audio sync after splitting to ensure that the audio remains in sync with the video.
• Backup Originals: Always keep a backup of the original MPEG file before making any splits to prevent data loss.