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coyoteTR
18th July 2004, 15:43
Firs of all, thanx for this great program.
Can you add, support for 800Mb CD-R ? (for example 2x800Mb CD-R)
Thanx again.
ukb007
25th July 2004, 16:42
Of course you know that, even if an explicit support isn't there, you can always opt for a custom file-size of 1600 MB and later split it into two parts in VDubMod (from the same folder where you have kept AGK) or some other program.

I'd want support for 785 MB, and 1570 MB (785x2) and also 740 MB, and 1480 MB (740x2). Some others in the AGK community that I know want 739 MB, 756 MB and 787 MB, for reasons of their own. I've told them that they can make do manually till such support is added in the future.

Regards.
coyoteTR
26th July 2004, 00:38
thanx for answer.
coyoteTR
20th September 2004, 18:01
Hi,
How can I split 1800 mb avi file to 2 pcs 800 mb files with VirtulDubMod (which is in AutoGK)
Thanks.
Thomas Davie
20th September 2004, 19:37
Originally posted by coyoteTR
Hi,
How can I split 1800 mb avi file to 2 pcs 800 mb files with VirtulDubMod (which is in AutoGK)
Thanks.


In the guides section on the front page of this website there are a couple of phenomenally well put together articoles that describe exactly what you want.

Guides > VirtualDub Procedures > Splitting AVI's into multiples parts.

You may or may not have to download VirtualDub, as I don't know if this procedure works with VDubMod.

Tom
coyoteTR
21st September 2004, 00:29
Thanks my friend. I'll check guides section and I'ıı write result here. AutoGK can split 1400mb to 2x700mb with VirtualDubMod, I guess I can do that manually. I wish, autoGK can do manual split in the future, like 2x800 or 2x870. Thanks again.
coyoteTR
4th October 2004, 23:33
Hı, I solved my problem with nandub. thanks Thomas :)
Wolfman
7th October 2004, 02:41
how about hidden option
text file e.g.

auto-width=640 : your chosen auto width
cdrsize=870 : your cdr size (use this size for splitting chunks)
ess=1 : or 0, whatever. Instead of seperate files

FWIW :(

1800 divided by two equals nine hundred :rolleyes:
I wish, autoGK can do manual split :eek:


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