Joining avi's

[Frisco656565]

I used spot in k-lite to analize 2 part xvid avi's and both parts have same video and audio codecs. Im trying to use boilsoft avi joiner v5.01 and every 2 part avi comes with an error that the audio streams are different rates. But there not. How can I fix this or is there a better joiner that dosent have to reconvert?

Frisco

[guns1inger]

VBR MP3 will produce this type of problem, although frankly, Boilsoft's joiner isn't a great program to start with.

I would use AVI Demux, which should be able to join VBR MP3 audio tracks and won't produce the sync problems that others often do.

[X_Splinter]

To join 2 avis with no problems use AVI-Mux_GUI 1.17.7

[j1d10t]

AviSynth. After installing AviSynth, open a new text document and type:

DirectShowSource ("path\filename") ++DirectShowSource ("path\filename")

Or

AVISource ("path\filename") ++AVISource ("path\filename")

Save as a .AVS file. Open the .AVS file with any media player/encoder.

[guns1inger]

AviSynth. After installing AviSynth, open a new text document and type:

DirectShowSource ("path\filename") ++DirectShowSource ("path\filename")

Or

AVISource ("path\filename") ++AVISource ("path\filename")

Save as a .AVS file. Open the .AVS file with any media player/encoder.

But you have to re-encode the entire video and audio with this method. AVI Demux will do the same thing without re-encoding and in a couple of minutes

[j1d10t]

But you have to re-encode the entire video and audio with this method. AVI Demux will do the same thing without re-encoding and in a couple of minutes

I guess it depends on what you are going to do with the joined file, as to what method you'd want to use . If all you want is one big file with the video/audio, then yes, this probably isn't the method for you

But you don't necessarily have to re-encode the files with this method - if you are just wanting to join them to watch them, the .avs file will play in a media player just fine. Easy, fast, no re-encoding.

To each his own