2 avi files with different audio bitrates want to combine

[latexgurl]

Hi

I have two AVI files of a recorded show that I want to put on one dvd disc for easier watching on a standalone dvd player.

I tried to use VirtualDUB to append the two seperate AVI's together before reencoding them to MPEG for the DVD author but it wont append the second file because the bitrate of the audio is different.

Is there an easy way to fix this problem or match the two audio bitrates so i can append the avi's into one file and then onto MPEG2 for DVD burn?

Hope you all can help because after searching through the forums dont find an easy solution.

Have also seperated the audio of the two avi's out using virtualdub to wav files but not sure what to do after this so I dont introduce more problems like audiosync. Not even sure if this will take care of the issue.

thanks in advance

Ashley

[Supreme2k]

Try selecting No Audio before importing the other clip. Once they are merged, select Wave file for the audio and import your merged audio.

It should work, if you didn't edit the sound files and did a straight cut 'n paste to merge them.

[Ironballs]

You could also use the batch facility of TMPENC (If you are using that) and make two separate MPG files. Then just import then into your autoring package (I use ulead, and this works just fine

Good luck

Ironballs

[Nelson9937955]

I would also go this route of making two mpegs. Your dvd author should then let you add both mpegs to same disc. I wouldn't mess with trying to combine. I use TMPGENC Author and you can even added both mpegs to same track where say if it was one movie or show that had been split into avi's, when played back on stand alone, you couldn't even tell it was 2 diffrent files