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    I have multiple parts of a movie and i would like to put all those parts of a movie into one single movie. How can I do that?
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    I think you'll get more answers with more info.

    What format are they???...what format do you want to save as???

    If mpeg...I use Womble MPEG Video Wizard DVD.
    The Devil`s always.....in the Details!
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    If AVi files, Get Avisynth, and make a simple Avisynth script like:

    AVISource("at-06.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-07.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-08.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-09.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-10.avi")


    Which joins the 5 named files. Or use VirtualDUBmod to do it ineractively.
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    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    If AVi files, Get Avisynth, and make a simple Avisynth script like:

    AVISource("at-06.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-07.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-08.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-09.avi") ++\
    AVISource("at-10.avi")


    Which joins the 5 named files. Or use VirtualDUBmod to do it ineractively.
    So how would i script a movie if i have like 5 parts of a movie and want to combine them to one?
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    Originally Posted by fry8
    So how would i script a movie if i have like 5 parts of a movie and want to combine them to one?
    To combine into one AVI file, substitute your file names in the above script (I've assumed the script and all the AVI files are in the same folder), then open this in VDUBMOD, then file/save as with "direct stream copy" to use the original compression, or "full processing mode" and select a new compression method.

    The commands used are just
    AVISource= read the file
    ++ join (\ continue on the next line, ignore the line break, makes long commands more readable)

    Each file needs to be the same frame size and fps. If not, then you have to add filters to convert each.
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