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  1. 11th Nov 2004 13:00 #1
    schunn99
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    hey guys,

    I have a quick question,
    I have two old video and audio clips that I am trying to merge together. These files are back from the days before I had a dvd burner, so I split the original video file in two and put them on two cds as vcd's. I now want to rejoin them and then re-encode it and burn it to dvd. How do I join the two video and audio files without causing an a/v sync issue? what program would be best to use?

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  2. 11th Nov 2004 13:09 #2
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    TMPGEnc will do this, and so will TMPGEnc DVD Author. Easily join two or more parts into one seamless clip without any need to re-encode.
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    If you want to guarantee that you will have no sync issues then it's best not to join the clips. Author them so that they play one after the other.
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