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[Guest]

Is there any way to stitch together multiple avi files without
re-compressing them? I've used VirtualDub, configured divx for
"fastest", which uses less compression, but the video suffers.

I just want to stitch the segments together. If I had 4-10mb files I
thought I should end up with 1-40mb file.

Is this possible?

Any help would be appreciated.

KevinG

[erik]

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[Guest]

Thank you very much. That worked great. And fast too!

KevinG

[Guest]

I thought it was o.k. but on one job that had 10 different avi files it
stitched them together but it repeated the compilation about 6 or so
times in one file. Any clues?

Thanks,

Kevin G

[Larc]

On 30 Jul 2005 11:22:06 -0700, keving98@juno.com wrote:

| I thought it was o.k. but on one job that had 10 different avi files it
| stitched them together but it repeated the compilation about 6 or so
| times in one file. Any clues?

That seems to be an unexpected quirk in VirtualDub. If there are
three files, when you try to append the second AVI segment to the
first segment you've opened, VD seems to append everything in that
particular folder. You would wind up with segments two and three
appended even though you had selected only segment two.

Append only one file and see if that doesn't get them all. The only
way I've found to append only one at a time is to have each file to be
appended in a different folder.

Larc



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[DJ]

On 30 Jul 2005 08:55:18 -0700, keving98@juno.com wrote:

[Guest]

You're a genius. Both methods worked.

Thanks,

KevinG

[Jan Panteltje]

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