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  1. 17th Apr 2006 09:04 #1
    marlo
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    Hi I have 2 video files separated of the same original dvd. Each one is roughly 700 MB. How can I add the 2 together to realize again only one dvd?
    Please follow me step by step in the procedure because I am a neophyte in this field.
    Thanks in advance/Marlo
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=284279
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  3. 17th Apr 2006 10:03 #3
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    I'm betting AVI files that were origianlly created from the DVD and split to fit onto 2 CDroms.

    If so just backup the original DVD.
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    if avis use convertxtodvd, add both avis, convert, burn. done.
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    sorry didn't understand. These are 2 wmv files. Which program can link both to produce a DVD (TMPGDVD author)?
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    Try SUPER. It can handle WMV files. If you can't join them there, process them separately to DVD compliant MPEG-2 video and audio and use the authoring program do the 'joining'.
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    convertxtodvd supports wmv also.
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  8. 17th Apr 2006 21:03 #8
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    Thanks for that about ConvertXToDVD, Baldrick . I didn't realize it could handle WMV.
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