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I have a video file. MP4.
It was originally 25GB and 10 hours long.
But then I tried to trim it with movie maker.
I did what I needed and then I published the video.
No, I didn't save over the original video. I made a new copy. But somehow windows movie maker messed up my original copy.
Because now, the file details of my original copy say that it's 7 hours long, but it's still 25GB.
The same size as the 10 hour video, but 3 hours shorter. That can't be right.
So I let the video play all night long. I woke up this morning and it played all the way through to ten hours.
So what I don't understand is why is any video player I try to use (windows media player, VLC) saying it's 7 hours long but then it plays the full 10 hours? Is there any way I can fix this?
When I put the video in movie maker again, it only gives me the 7 hours of the video instead of the full 10.
And when I watch it in a video player, it only lets me seek to 7 hours but then continues to play after that.
I'm guessing it's because movie maker wasn't designed to handle such big videos that's why it messed up. – Brianna – 2014-05-04T16:52:12.503