Splicing 2 MPGs together

[CanadianZ]

I have 2 bin and cue files that form one movie. I sonverted them to MPGs using ISO Buster. It created 2 files that I can play serperately and watch the movie. (although windows doesn't recognize them as MPG files. It calls them "files")

How do I put them together to burn to a DVD without a break inbetween. Thanks for the help.

CanadianZ

[yoda313]

Hello,

Well you could use tmpgenc to make one mpg file (file - mpeg tools - multiplex).

Or use tmpgenc dvd author and put it together with a menu.

Kevin

[CanadianZ]

Thanks for the help. It seemed to join the two mpegs just fine. Although, at the end it gave me an error saying it may not play. It does play on my computer but I want to burn it to play in my DVD player.

I tried NTI CD/DVD maker and tried to burn it as a VCD and as an SVCD and it said the file is not an mpeg file. THough it is listed as one in windows explorer.

ANy help on burning this to a DVD?? Thanks.

CanadianZ

[CanadianZ]

The error I encountered was:

518 s packets cause buffer underflow
The MPEG file might cause error when it played.

This was encounted even after the second time I tried multiplexing the original files. Again, it does play fine on my computer. But I want to put it on DVD. Thanks again for the help.

CanadianZ

[Ironballs]

Use SVCD2DVD to create 2 dvd compliant DVD mpgs. Then in your autoring package insert these converted mpgs. No need to rencode.

[CanadianZ]

I have already combined the MPGS together to make one and it is over a gig so I am not able to use svcd2DVD. I just want to burn the MPEG for use on my DVD player. Thanks again for the help.

CanadianZ

[steptoe]

I use Easy Video Joiner, it can succesfully and correctly join WMV, ASF, MPG, AVI and RM into one file, very simple to use and most importantly actually works, unlike some I've tried that do join them but in a very time consuming way

[byteguy]

I use VideoReDo. A great piece of software (plus they advertise here) with wonderful support.

Very fast cuts and joins. I've never had a problem with the results in NLE, players, or DVDLab.

Eric