Hitting Imported Clip Length Limit

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Hi! I recently recorded some videos of my friends and I playing games using OBS, and they were accidentally recorded into .FLV files, but I converted them into .MP4 files using VLC Media Player, the longest video being 2:24:56 long. (The other videos were all less than an hour each.)
When dragging the two-hour-long video into the timeline, the length is shown as 1:11:34.29 and the video cuts off after that length. Multiplying this length (71.58277 minutes) by 30 (frames per second) gets 2,147.48333 (one-millionth of the 32-bit integer limit), so this may be the cause, but how can I get the rest of the video into the timeline (if possible)?

Program: VideoStudio Pro X5, version 15.0.1.34

File Info (from Windows):
Name: 2018-05-15 19-33-08 fullv2pls.mp4
Length: 2:24:56
Resolution: 1280x720
Data rate: 797kbps
Total bitrate: 956kbps
Frame rate: 30 fps
Audio bitrate: 159kbps
Channels: 2
Audio sample rate: 44.100 kHz
Size: 0.97 GB

[tletter]

how can I get the rest of the video into the timeline (if possible)?

Split the video file using a program like XMedia Recode.

tletter
https://www.youtube.com/user/tletter

[aljimenez]

Very shrewd to note the number of frames may indicate the program limit; I had not read that before. I think you are right that this is a problem because using higher bit integers is so expensive.

I think breaking your video in pieces may be the solution as already posted above. Do you really need such long videos? Who is going to watch these?

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tletter, thank you, that worked. I figured out how to split videos and it worked great, I can work now.
aljimenez, it's for my friends- one of my friends has a playlist of each session we do (since we play often). Recently he hasn't been online so I've been recording for him.

Thank you both!