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  1. 30th May 2004 01:48 #1
    DeadLily
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    Are there any programs that will join end-to-end 2 separate m2v files, without converting or reencoding them? I thought Quicktime Pro would enable that, but it doesn't appear so.
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    I understand the TMPGEnc Plus! Merge & Cut function can do it, provided the video are the same rates, etc.
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    I've heard good things about MPEG Append, anyone ever tried that
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    Not in this forum they wouldnt.

    Use mpgtx wrap or even ffmpex's join feature

    keep in mind m2v is video only so if you want sound, i suggest muxing the sound first into the 2 m2v's you got making a mpeg2 file and then you can use mpgtxwrap or even ffmpegx's join feature and get a comple mpeg with sound.

    unless you just want video that is
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