Moving svn folders to own repository

Question

I have a repository which has been expanding and expanding. Now I'm cleaning this up and want to move each project to a separate repository. My current setup:

[ProjectRepo]
- Projects
  - Software1
    - trunk (VS2010 solution inside here)
      - .sln
      - vs project #1
      - vs project #2
      - vs project #3      
    - branches
    - tags
  - Software2
    - trunk (VS2010 solution inside here)
      - .sln
      - vs project #1
      - vs project #2
      - vs project #3      
    - branches
    - tags
  - Shared
    - shared component #1 (vs project)
      - trunk
      - branches
      - tags
    - shared component #2 (vs project)
      - trunk
      - branches
      - tags

Now i want to move each project and each solution to its own repository in the trunk directory. I've been trying with svnadmin dump and svndumpfilter, but the problem is the Node-path keeps staying like the old structure. How would one get to the following structure?

[Software #1 Repo]
- trunk
- branches
- tags

[Software #2 Repo]
- trunk
- branches
- tags

[Shared Component #1 Repo]
- trunk
- branches
- tags

Answer 1

If you are able to successfully filter apart the projects with svndumpfilter (I do not think this is possible if there was any 'interaction' among the projects, like copying or merging), then you can create new repositories with the old structure, and then create the new structure via svn copy and svn delete (i.e. copy Software1Repo/Projects/Software1/trunk into Software1Repo/trunk, then svn delete it, etc.).