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Posted by djprix on 11-08-2007 08:28 AM:

Merging

Hi guys
wat software do u use, 2 merge a 2cd xvid rip into a 1 cd...


Posted by yoshy on 11-08-2007 09:14 AM:

I mainly use a program called "search"

but it has its problems.

try convertxtodvd if you are trying to put 2 avis onto a dvd.

if you are just trying to merge 2 avis onto a cd......................let me know


Posted by Ad-Man on 11-08-2007 02:23 PM:

That doesn't answer the question at all.

If you wan to merge two 700MB AVI's to make a 1.4GB AVI:

get virtualdub,
open the 1st file
then goto "File Append AVI segment"
then open the second file.

click the video drop down menu and select direct stream copy, do the same for audio.

Save as AVI.

But if you want to make the 2 AVI's into one 700MB AVI you need to re encode, find a guide on http://videohelp.com


Posted by ukiron on 11-09-2007 05:11 PM:

dont fuck about use this sweet piece of kit http://www.alloksoft.com/fast_joiner.htm its fast joins the 2cd's in about 2 mins then convert to dvd.


Posted by vanzans on 11-09-2007 05:19 PM:

but the trial version only does 50%. You need to buy it to use it properly ukiron.


Posted by Jay Are on 11-10-2007 08:26 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by vanzans
but the trial version only does 50%. You need to buy it to use it properly ukiron.



yes.... buy it

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Posted by yukichigai on 11-12-2007 02:40 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Jay Are
yes.... buy it
Why buy a piece of software that just does what a free, opensource piece of software already does?

VirtualDubMod or AviDemux can do that with no problems. AviDemux in particular is rather easy to use; it automatically handles certain uncommon issues that can cause headaches if you come across them.


Posted by Jay Are on 11-14-2007 02:46 AM:

sarcasm is lost in the thread

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Posted by Neversoft on 11-14-2007 03:45 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Ad-Man
That doesn't answer the question at all.

If you wan to merge two 700MB AVI's to make a 1.4GB AVI:

get virtualdub,
open the 1st file
then goto "File Append AVI segment"
then open the second file.

click the video drop down menu and select direct stream copy, do the same for audio.

Save as AVI.

But if you want to make the 2 AVI's into one 700MB AVI you need to re encode, find a guide on http://videohelp.com

Do this but use VirtualDubMod instead.

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Posted by Ad-Man on 11-14-2007 03:47 PM:

Why use vdubmod? It's outdated.


Posted by Neversoft on 11-14-2007 03:55 PM:

I thought there were compatability issues with vdub.

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Posted by slapper on 11-14-2007 04:30 PM:

vdub for importing xvid
vdub mod for importing mpg

vdub will do the job fine in this case

you might want to use nandub though, it will let you work around those VBR audio xvids

Easy as that


Posted by bottles on 11-15-2007 01:23 AM:

vdub mod is fine with VBR audio also, just don't re-write the header when you import


Posted by ukiron on 11-15-2007 02:20 PM:

do you really have to buy it? (br1 stolboy allok fast video joiner)


Posted by Jay Are on 11-16-2007 02:24 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by ukiron
do you really have to buy it? (br1 stolboy allok fast video joiner)



lol

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Posted by yukichigai on 11-23-2007 11:47 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by slapper
you might want to use nandub though, it will let you work around those VBR audio xvids
AviDemux is essentially a modified version of nandub. (which is a modified version of vdub) It has the same capabilities in terms of handling vbr mp3s, with the benefit of automated workarounds for several of the more annoying limitations nandub has. (e.g. Color Space mismatch errors, sync issues, dropped keyframes after merge, etc.)

And yes, sarcasm is lost in the thread. :P


Posted by Avenue_1 v4.0b on 11-24-2007 12:24 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by vanzans
but the trial version only does 50%. You need to buy it to use it properly ukiron.


This is sarcasm. I think some of you missed it.


Posted by ntscuser on 11-24-2007 05:24 AM:

Re: Merging

quote:
Originally posted by djprix
Hi guys
wat software do u use, 2 merge a 2cd xvid rip into a 1 cd...

Do you really need to merge them?
I just burn both files as a data DVD and my standalone plays them quite happily with no pause.


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