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| machar94 |
| Posted: Jul 7 2012, 01:13 AM |
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I need help in combining two videos but not in the usual way. What I did was first using the resize filter on virtual dub, made a 640 x 480 video out of a 1280 x 480 video. I didn't squish the video together though. I basically got the left half of the video. I did the same thing for another 1280 x 480 video. I now have two 640 x 480 videos. I am assuming that since I was able to crop the videos there must be some way to join them back together. I am looking for a way to combine the two 640 x 480 videos back into a 1280 by 480 video. Could someone give me clear instructions on how to do this. And if this can't be done on virtual dub, could someone give me another program and instructions on how to do it using the alternative program. Thank you so much in advance. |
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| malky |
| Posted: Jul 7 2012, 10:28 AM |
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Install AviSynth.
Copy the code into Notepad.
Change the paths/file names to reflect yours.
Save it with the .avs extension (not .txt)
Example 'stack.avs'
| CODE | a = avisource("C:\Users\Superuser\Desktop\clip1.avi", audio = false)
b = avisource("C:\Users\Superuser\Desktop\clip2.avi", audio = false)
stackhorizontal( a,b ) # put a and b side by side |
Drag the avs script into VirtualDub.
The script turns off the audio. |
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