joining with different audio streams

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  • 1GKar
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • May 2002
    • 45

    joining with different audio streams

    I have a two DVD movie I want to join.
    I have encoded to divx using GN.
    The issue is I encoded the first DVD which is two-thirds of the movie at one setting. I then was forced to reinstall my OS and I neglected to save my log files, so I don't know how to set GN back up to the same settings.
    I get the following dialogue boxwhen I attempt to append the two segments:

    The information is as follows -using Nandub File Information:

    CD1:
    Video Stream:

    Frame Size: 608x448, 23.976fps(41708us)
    # of Frames: 254910(2:57:11)
    Decompressor: DivX Pro 5.0.2 Codec
    Number of Key Frames: 1105
    Min/Avg/Max/Total Key Frame Size: 2969/27126/74840 (29272k)
    Min/Avg/Max/Total Delta Frame Size:142/7804/85734 (1934419k)


    CD2:
    video stream:

    Frame Size: 608x448, 23.976fps(41708us)
    # of Frames: 128562(1:29:22)
    Decompressor: DivX Pro 5.0.2 Codec
    Number of Key Frames: 669
    Min/Avg/Max/Total Key Frame Size: 2971/27272/64071 (17818k)
    Min/Avg/Max/Total Delta Frame Size:142/6775/62669 (846213k)

    CD1:
    Audio Stream:

    Sampling Rate: 48000hz
    Channels: 2(stereo)
    Sample Precision: 0-bit
    Compression: fraunhofer IIS MPEG layer 3 codec
    Preload Skew: 1 samples (0.00)
    # of Frames: 442991
    min/avg/max/total frame size: 96/389/960/ (168655k)


    CD2
    Audio Stream:

    Sampling Rate: 48000hz
    Channels: 2(stereo)
    Sample Precision: 0-bit
    Compression: fraunhofer IIS MPEG layer 3 codec
    Preload Skew: 1 samples (0.00)
    # of Frames: 223419
    min/avg/max/total frame size: 96/389/960/ (168655k)

    In the properties\details box I get the following:

    CD1: 191 KB\sec
    CD2: 178 KB\sec

    I will redo the movie if required though I was wondering what, if any, calculation could be made to encode to to the same rate.

    Thanks in advance for any responses.
  • 1GKar
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • May 2002
    • 45

    #2
    I think I worked it out.
    I downsampled CD2 to 44100hz whereas CD1 was encoded at 48000hz, from memory which ain't the best
    Query: why does the properties\details (when right-clicking the .avi file) box still describe the audio as 48000hz??

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