Combine Multiple Evo's? No Problem!

[fenton06]

This will work for ANY number of evo files.

I ripped the planet earth disc 2 episodes only to find out that the deserts episode was spread across 2 EVO files. The easiest way to remedy this was to use the following command. Make sure the case is correct in all commands, I know linux reads input.evo differently as input.EVO

Linux:
cat input1.evo input2.evo > output.evo

Windows:
cp /b input1.evo+input2.evo output.evo

Evodemux will still read and rebuild/demux the evo files correctly.

[killa_kid]

That seems like it will work just fine. However I prefer to use the rebuild/demux option built directly into EvoDemux.

I typically demux the audio & video, so that way I can still get at the PTM/PTS information for audio delay information.

[Blue_MiSfit]

Indeed, but it's not really necessary to use all the hard drive space.

In the EXACT same instance (planet earth), I was able to demux the audio (which is vanilla AC3) from both AC3s, and cp /b them with no problem.

The video I loaded into avisynth with two directshowsource calls, and a simple splice (+) operation.

Worked perfectly.

~MiSfit

[fenton06]

That seems like it will work just fine. However I prefer to use the rebuild/demux option built directly into EvoDemux.

I typically demux the audio & video, so that way I can still get at the PTM/PTS information for audio delay information.

I typically use the rebuild option in EVodemux as well, however it does not move onto the second evo in the episode, hence having to combine them first.

[killa_kid]

I've never opened an HD DVD, with episodes. Only movies and the "Continue with the next EVO" option, does the trick for me.