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mordorspfc
16th March 2007, 23:42
Please, i tryed some tools , but they all re-encode the video. Some changes the resolution, others pixelize it...

I need a prog that joins an mpg like VirtualDub joins an avi, keeping the exact settings of the video.

Thanks a lot

Mazer Rackham
17th March 2007, 00:01
MPEG Joiner (http://www.brizsoft.com/download.html) is quite cool. It can be evaluated 7 or 14 days (can't remember) for free.

mordorspfc
17th March 2007, 00:29
Thanks, will try that

setarip_old
17th March 2007, 01:41
Hi!

Open a DOS box (command prompt) or create a batch file and run the following (substitute the correct .MPG names):

copy /b file(1).mpg+file(2).mpg+file(n).mpg file-total.mpg

mordorspfc
17th March 2007, 04:47
MPEG Joiner is good, only thing is in the part that the videos join, there is a little bug on the image.

The DOS way, the video was joined, but the progs dond recognise the file very well. When i open in virtual dub, it only plays the first part of the joined video, same thing in vcdeasy. Media player plays it, but in the end the bar that marcs the movie lenght gets to the end, and the movie keep on playing.

Thanks for hellp

setarip_old
17th March 2007, 06:48
Are these simple MPEG files, or have they been extracted from SVCD folders (in which case you should first use "VCDEasy" or "VCDGear" to convert the files to simple/raw MPEG stream)?

mordorspfc
17th March 2007, 21:25
These files were .avi (divx) that i converted with FreeEnc.

Actually the problem is that im trying to convert,with FreeEnc, divx/xvid to svcd with two pass (a 700 mb avi to a 795 mpg), and i have this error "Could not allocate image buffer." when the second pass just starts, this got to do with memory , right ?

So i thought that if i split the avi file in 2 parts, and convert each part separately, so i would be able to use 2 pass mode, because it would need less memory. Than i join the mpg's. Tha was what i was thinking.

But, i just tryed to convert the splitted avi (350mb avi to a 400mb svcd) and didnt worked. Same problem ("Could not allocate image buffer").

Thats it.

Thanks

danpos
17th March 2007, 21:53
@mordorspfc

You could give mencoder a try:

mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy file1.mpg file2.mpg -o file.mpg

(where file1.mpg and file2.mpg are the two parts that you wanna join them).

Regards,

setarip_old
18th March 2007, 00:35
Actually the problem is that im trying to convert,with FreeEnc, divx/xvid to svcd with two pass (a 700 mb avi to a 795 mpg), and i have this error "Could not allocate image buffer." when the second pass just startsThis is what you should have initially posted as your problem...

mordorspfc
18th March 2007, 01:42
I posted that some time ago but got no answer.

setarip_old
18th March 2007, 05:50
Then perhaps you should try a different conversion tool, such as TMPGEnc...

mordorspfc
19th March 2007, 11:39
Thanks for the hint, i was indeed thinking in another encoder, but has forgot about TMPGEnc.

I just made some tests, and the quality was much better than freeenc with 1 pass (wich i used to use). Maybe because tmpgenc have a minimum of 2 passes.

Anyway, i made tests with smaller files, ill try converting a 700mb file now, lets see what happens.

Thanks.

setarip_old
19th March 2007, 22:22
Thanks for the hintAs always, my pleasure ;>}