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  1. 15th Oct 2005 05:48 #1
    Tensai
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    Hello... I have downloaded a movie in MKV format... but the movie has been cut into two files... I want to combine those two files... how can I do this ??? What programs do I need... Thanx in advance...
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    My first question for all "how can I join" questions: Why?
    Joining is rarely needed, if you want something beyond just having one file instead of 2.

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    I need to join them so that I could put it on a dvd as a whole movie...
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    Then you don't have to join. Just encode each source file to DVD specs mpg and use TMPGEnc DVD Author to author as DVD. TDA will take care of the joining while authoring. (You just select the 2 mpgs as 2 parts of the same title)

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    i dont have TDA... but will it work with dvdlab pro ? sorry for my stupidness im new to this
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    No, DVD-Lab expects one mpg/title - But TDA is a little more tolerant. You can DL it and use it fully for 30 days.
    Not by far as feature rich as DVD-Lab, but for a simple one movie DVD, more than adequate.

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