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  1. 26th Jan 2011 03:24 #1
    neworldman
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    I have a bunch of .mgg files I would like to combine to one .mpg. What is the best software to do this with smooth transitions and no audio issues?

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  2. 26th Jan 2011 03:38 #2
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    Womble's MPEG-VCR
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  3. 26th Jan 2011 09:22 #3
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    Yep. I second mpeg-vcr. It's a great tool and damn cheap at $19.00
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  4. 26th Jan 2011 12:18 #4
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    I use VideoRedo. Not as cheap as Womble, but includes a utility to fix timestamp issues with video that can lead to weird playback issues.
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  5. 26th Jan 2011 13:49 #5
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    For just combining mpg files, the free TMPGEnc always worked well for me.

    VideoRedo is the best option IMO for cutting scenes and keeping audio in sync but the new version with H264 support is $95.
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  6. 26th Jan 2011 17:23 #6
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    Open a DOS window and use the CONCATENATE command.
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