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how can I batch split many AVIs into 2 parts, with no conversion?

NB: this didn't help much What is the best software to split and join avi files?

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Assuming you want all the videos to be split at the ten-minute mark:

ffmpeg -i input.avi -t 00:10:00 -c copy output1.avi \
-ss 00:10:00 -c copy output2.avi

On systems with a bash (or other unix-based) shell, you can use a for loop to convert every *.avi in a directory (you can also do this on Windows, but I don't know how):

for f in *.avi; do \
ffmpeg -i "$f" -t 00:10:00 -c copy "${f/.avi/-t10.avi}" \
-ss 00:10:00 -c copy "${f/.avi/-ss10.avi}"; done

You may have some issues using -c copy with -ss: you may be best solved re-encoding the video. See the x264 encoding guide and the AAC encoding guide for more information on that.

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Haven't worked with .avi for ages but Avidemux might be what you are after - and it supports scripting for iterating through a directory of .avi's (for example)

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Virtualdub seems to get the job done easy - enjoy

Apparently VD has a batch mechanism and a tool exists to automatically create jobs from "templates", didn't try it myself but give it a try: http://www.dynatec.at/techblog/dubjobs-the-virtualdub-batch-job-maker

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  • thanks, but how do I batch-split many AVIs at the same time?
    – iAsk
    Jul 12, 2012 at 23:20
  • sorry didn't see that you asked for batch ... edited my answer
    – tutuDajuju
    Jul 13, 2012 at 8:23

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