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  1. Hi ppls

    me have a problem here when joining 2 movie avi file together...it show audio streams have Different sampling rates.


    How can i solve this.??? can the file be merge due to the error ???
    any guide to follow ???

    pls advise... :

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    You can try something like this with AviSynth:

    AviSource("clip1.avi").AssumeSampleRate(xxxxx)+Avi Source("clip2.avi").AssumeSampleRate(xxxxx)

    etc, etc.

    Or you can load them one at a time and resave them with VirtualDub then join them once they all have the same sample rate.
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  3. "....AviSource("clip1.avi").AssumeSampleRate(xxxxx )+AviSource("clip2.avi").AssumeSampleRate(xxxxx)

    etc, etc.

    Or you can load them one at a time and resave them with VirtualDub then join them once they all have the same sample rate...."




    thks..but for the first wat shld be the sampleRate be ? i am converting the file to DVD


    secondly, open at virtualDub then save ? don need to do any setting change ? don really understand wat u mean..

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    If you're using AviSynth just enter a 48000 value for DVD compliant sample rate. Then open your script in VirtualDub and click in file menu -- >Streams>Streams List>Save WAV, like usual. Your new WAV file will have whatever sample rate you entered in your script. Then business as usual...
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    Originally Posted by sacajaweeda
    click in file menu -- >Streams>Streams List>Save WAV, like usual. Your new WAV file will have whatever sample rate you entered in your script. Then business as usual...
    Ooops...ignore that. I was thinking of something different. Just use full processing mode, select whichever codec you want to compress with and click save and resave as a new AVI. The sample rate will be right.
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  6. oh...hmm...okie...will give it a try...

    thks alot..ya



    will post back..if tested okie

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