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| buliev |
 Posted: Feb 20 2003, 11:35 AM |
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Hi guys,
I have the following problem. I digitized a videotape using an AVMaster 2000 frame grabber. Due to limitations of the size of the AVI file it saved the video in two files 2GB and 1.5GB. I would like to convert the whole movie into just one MPEG file so that to create a VCD afterwards and I inntended to use VirtualDub as frame server. The problem is that the two files, although from written by the same software and from the same grabbing, have 'different settings', according to teh VirtualDub, and I can't simply 'append AVI segment'.
The question is - is there any way to run the frame server in a batch mode? To specify a list of files, which, since are going to be open one after the other, even can be with different settings but of the same resolution, and to be served one after the other.
Or if you know a free MPEG1/2 joiner that does not creates beepings (like the TMPEnc I tried) in between, I'll also appreciate that
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| jcsston |
| Posted: Feb 20 2003, 06:59 PM |
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Matroska Dev
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You can use an AviSynth script, Install AviSynth.
Open Notepad| CODE | | AviSource("C:\first filename.avi")++AviSource("C:\second file.avi") |
Save the file with a .avs ending.
Now open the .avs in TMPGEnc as if it was an AVI
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Use the Matroska file format |
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| minion |
 Posted: Feb 24 2003, 09:38 PM |
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Tmpgenc will allow you to Load many Files in as One file and encode a sequence of files as one file, the Frame rate and Resolution and Format have to be the same..... |
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