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  1. 5th Mar 2003 23:15 #1
    awdark
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    I know there is a tut for this. But I have a problem, I have 3 svcd movie segments. I want to join them to convert them into a vcd.

    Now my problem is getting the files to stay together. When apart, the segments are fine and the picture/audio is in synch. But when I join them with TMPGenc they end up with a very good picture quality, but with sound COMPLETELY out of synch when it gets to the second part and beyond.

    Please help me.
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  2. 6th Mar 2003 03:11 #2
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    Get the version of VirtualDub that can read MPEG2. I think you can merge the SVCD mpegs that way, and frame serve the lot to TMPGEnc for encoding to VCD.

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  3. 8th Mar 2003 16:33 #3
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    Ok I have found virtualdubMpeg2 but it doesnt allow for merging of files, it opens it.. but i cant merge them any ideas?
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    Then Avisynth for sure can frame serve any # if input files in sequence.

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