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Editing a Google Video
Hi. I have been trying to edit some videos I found on google video. I am using ULead Video Studio. But, after editing it and extracting it as an mpeg, all the original transitions on the video are choppy and the video quality has been reduced. All I did was add something to the end of the video. Can anyone pls let me know how I can edit a google video format clip and still keep it intact? Please let me know. Thank you very much for your time and help.
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