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  • shion
    Gold Member
    Gold Member
    • Feb 2002
    • 139

    combining vids

    hi
    I have an anime introduction that i made and want to combine it
    with the episode
    i used avi edit but i have to reencode and the audio of the episode started playing during the intro
    can anyone help me
  • Enchanter
    Old member
    • Feb 2002
    • 5417

    #2
    Are the videos of the same resolution and encoded with the same codecs? Also, is the audio from both the sources of the same format? I have no knowledge of AviEdit, but it won't hurt me to know your encoding process.

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    • shion
      Gold Member
      Gold Member
      • Feb 2002
      • 139

      #3
      thanx for the help enchanter
      as most tutorials told me
      they are the same resolution
      same div 3
      the intro has no audio
      that enough?
      thanx for the help

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      • Enchanter
        Old member
        • Feb 2002
        • 5417

        #4
        Try using Virtual/nandub for joining the videos then.

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        • shion
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          Gold Member
          • Feb 2002
          • 139

          #5
          nah i did but the problem is that
          when i do do that it says incompatible compression types

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          • UncasMS
            Super Moderator
            • Nov 2001
            • 9047

            #6
            well, then your codec DOES NOT seem to be identical!
            have you double-checked your two files???
            take a look at the file information in nandub.

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            • techno
              Digital Video Master
              Digital Video Master
              • Nov 2001
              • 1309

              #7
              u may also want to extract the videos as uncompressed RGB (big file size, BIG!) then you can join them together and encode using nandub/virtualdub DIVX 3.11alpha

              Techno

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              • shion
                Gold Member
                Gold Member
                • Feb 2002
                • 139

                #8
                thanx techno thats the answer that i wanted
                becuase by the way i was doing it even though my codecs are the same it didnt seem to join
                and if i uncompressed then recompressed a div-x the quality would decline right?
                if i changed it to uncompressed RGB would dere b any down sides except for HUGE size

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                • techno
                  Digital Video Master
                  Digital Video Master
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 1309

                  #9
                  No, it shouldn't, if so then maybe 3% loss of quality.

                  When you do uncompressed RGB, the file sizes will be huge but they become one standard. You then load these RGB uncompressed files in Virtualdub, (append avi segment when adding more avi's of the same type), then you select the DIVX codec (3.11alpha I prefere), use a bitrate calc for the bitrate for low motion, use MP3 as audio and goto > file > save as avi and save the avi and it will encode the uncompressed RGB avi's to DIVX.

                  Hope it helps



                  Techno

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                  • shion
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                    Gold Member
                    • Feb 2002
                    • 139

                    #10
                    3% ?
                    how do you know the precise value?
                    just experience?
                    and do i have to make my BMP created avi into RGB as well (confirming)
                    and how big do u think will a 20 min anime be about ?
                    1gb?

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                    • techno
                      Digital Video Master
                      Digital Video Master
                      • Nov 2001
                      • 1309

                      #11
                      Experience I guess.....

                      Yes, u would have to make the BMP converted to avi into RGB uncompressed too.

                      20min? erm.....

                      dunno, maybe about > 10GB, I am not sure.

                      You can also do it step by step, eg. convert the files to 5mins of RGB uncompressed avi then join them.

                      You may wish to convert these to MPEG then to DIVX if u want.

                      Techno

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                      • shion
                        Gold Member
                        Gold Member
                        • Feb 2002
                        • 139

                        #12
                        10GB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                        wot da hell
                        i htink i have 2 ditch that method
                        wait i use the DVD2AVI-VFAPI-NANdub
                        method
                        so when i am encoding the anime for the first time
                        can i just put in the uncompressed intro
                        at the start?

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                        • techno
                          Digital Video Master
                          Digital Video Master
                          • Nov 2001
                          • 1309

                          #13
                          I have no idea!

                          What u can do is to encode the divx files to MPEG, using TMPGENC and then combine them (using MPEG tools > merge and cut) then you can load this MPEG in virtualdub and encode to DIVX!

                          Techno

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                          • shion
                            Gold Member
                            Gold Member
                            • Feb 2002
                            • 139

                            #14
                            GRAAAAAAAAAAAAa
                            y so long y? y? y? y?
                            oh well dat seems like a sensbile method
                            y wouldnt my way of sticking it in uncompressed work?
                            and when i change to MPG wont is lose quality again?
                            and going back 2 da first step my codecs r the same

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                            • techno
                              Digital Video Master
                              Digital Video Master
                              • Nov 2001
                              • 1309

                              #15
                              No, it shouldn't lose quality, just make sure u brighten the video up a bit before encoding to MPEG.

                              You can stick to uncompressed RGB but like I said, file size will be huge

                              Techno

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