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    I have two DivX files that I encoded from a single, large .avi video. I was running into problems with VirtualDub when I tried to encode the entire thing to a single DivX file. About 80% through, VirtualDub would give me an "out-of-bounds memory access (access violation)" and the encoding would stop. I did some searching through the forum and saw a post that recommended encoding up to a frame somewhere before the error occurred, and then encoding from the following frame to the end.

    So now I have two DivX files that I need to join together. Is there an easy way to do this using VirtualDub (without having to re-encode the two files together), or is there another program I should use for this?
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    Originally Posted by heylad
    I have two DivX files that I encoded from a single, large .avi video. I was running into problems with VirtualDub when I tried to encode the entire thing to a single DivX file. About 80% through, VirtualDub would give me an "out-of-bounds memory access (access violation)" and the encoding would stop. I did some searching through the forum and saw a post that recommended encoding up to a frame somewhere before the error occurred, and then encoding from the following frame to the end.

    So now I have two DivX files that I need to join together. Is there an easy way to do this using VirtualDub (without having to re-encode the two files together), or is there another program I should use for this?
    I would use AviSynth:

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    AVISource("G:\brandx.avi").Trim(0,110109)+AVISource("G:\brandx.avi").Trim(120000,305000)
    Provided the corrupted portion of the original video is frames 110110-119999.
    Hello.
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    Am I to use the original .avi file with that program, or am I to use the two DivX files I encoded from it?
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