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    Hi guys,

    I have two video files that are in RM (real media) format, and I am hoping to combine these two into one video file. Can you guys recommend a simple/free (if available) program that would conjoin separate files into one?

    Thanks for your help in advance!
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    DirectShowSource("clip1.rm", fps=23.976, convertfps=true) + DirectShowSource("clip2.rm", fps=23.976, convertfps=true)

    If they are similar in resolution, otherwise :

    DirectShowSource("clip1.rm", fps=23.976, convertfps=true).Lanczos4Resize(max height,max width) + DirectShowSource("clip2.rm", fps=23.976, convertfps=true).Lanczos4Resize(max height,max width)

    max height and width are the max height and width of both clips
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    Thanks for replying, Delta2, but is DirectShowSource a program that I need to use to do that?

    I am sorry, I suck at computer language. If you don't mind explaining in a little easier terms, I would truly appreciate that. Like, where do I enter those values?

    Thank you.
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    It's for avisynth. You install avisynth, type that text in a file using notepad, saving as video.avs, open it in a video editor like virtualdub, save as a new avi.

    Or do you want to join to one realmedia file? Then give up.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    It's for avisynth. You install avisynth, type that text in a file using notepad, saving as video.avs, open it in a video editor like virtualdub, save as a new avi.

    Or do you want to join to one realmedia file? Then give up.
    I am trying to combine two real media files and have avi as the output file. That's possible, right?

    And if it's alright to ask, do I go through the same process if I want to put two .VOB files together? Or do I just drop all the .VOB files into a Video_TS folder, and when I burn it on to a DVD it will have all files together?

    Thanks for helping me you guys!
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