2cds to 3cds HOW?

[ShadowTrooper]

i have movie which is about 3 hrs. long. It is in divx. and the movie is in two cds (1,5 hours each). I converting the movie to svcd. And i put it 3 cds. (one hour each) so how can i make this? I know that i must cut the first cd to end at one hour, but how can i connect first cd's end and second cd begin?

[Craig Tucker]

Use TMPGEnc, first merge the two 1.5 hour mpeg files together, then cut the resulting 3 hour file into 1 hour sections. Use the merge and cut tool, under file-mpeg tools.

Craig

[ShadowTrooper]

But the files are .avi

[barcjohnr]

TMPGEnc is an .avi tool. Look it up on this web site for a descripton.

[barcjohnr]

Better yet, click on Edit (cut,join,edit video) to the left of this.

[Craig Tucker]

But the files are .avi

Convet the AVI's to mpeg first, you need to convert them anyway. If you really want to join them as AVI, I believe you can do this using virtualdub, although I have never needed to as I transfer all my DIVX to VCD.

Craig

[CryptKeeper]

http://www.vcdhelp.com/virtualdubedit.htm

[ShadowTrooper]

crypt: It says that audio streams has different sampling rates and it can't do that

[odan]

Use Nanodub

[mb571]

Use the forum search engine. There is an extensive thread on this topic

http://forum.vcdhelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=97784&highlight=

Mark

[banjazzer]

It says that audio streams has different sampling rates and it can't do that

In which case, convert each avi to mpg. Join the 2 mpgs using TMPGEnc's mpeg tools, and then spit into 3 mpgs using the same prog.

[Craig Tucker]

Thats Exactly what I said

Craig

[banjazzer]

That's right - I'm agreeing. 8)

[mb571]

If you go to the post the thread that I started above, it goes through the problem and how to join two avi's with dissimilar characteristics!!!!

Mark

[pet_head]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned it yet, but Avisynth can easily join to Avi's in a script without using all the extra disc space needed by VirtualDub. The script should be pretty simple, it would look something like this.

part_1 = AviSource("c:\First.avi")
ResampleAudio(part_1,44100)
part_2 = AviSource("c:\Second.avi")
ResampleAudio(part_2,44100)
UnalignedSplice(part_1,part_2)

This script should join the two pieces and take care of the sampling rate problem. If you find the audio gets out of sync for the second part, try using AlignedSplice instead of UnalignedSplice. However for something like a cut DVD rip, Unaligned should work fine. Hope you find that helpful.

[CryptKeeper]

pet_head

does that also work for vbr encoded mp3 audio?