What's the easiest way to merge together two fairly large AVI files, into one.
Is this possible with any freeware?
Many thanks in advance!
Is this possible with any freeware?
Many thanks in advance!
Are these 2 separate clips that you want to join, or are they a single video file that was split into 2 parts in order to send over usenet or email or whatever? If they're 2 parts of a single video file which was split then just use catenator to stitch the parts into a single file. You can find that app on versiontracker.
Seems to me you need a PPC Mac for catenator, am I right? Tried running it on my MacBook Pro and it didn't work. They are 2 large AVI files, that were one file originally.
The other 2 programs suggested didn't work either.
Catenator is just an executable applescript (which is basically a .bat file if you're coming from Windows-land), so I doubt it matters if you're on PPC or intel. But if you think that's the problem because downloading the program and dragging and dropping the video files onto its icon doesn't work, then just open catenator in the applescript editor and resave it as an application.
What's the easiest way to merge together two fairly large AVI files, into one.
Is this possible with any freeware?
Many thanks in advance!
I got one file out of it, was the size of the first two files added together, but went to play it and it only played the first half.
Hate to bring up an old thread but MPEG Streamclip did this with no problem. By default it kept all parameters in check.
Thanks guys. Quicktime Pro will apparently let me do that, but not the free version. Tried iMovie HD and got a totally bloated file and it altered the aspect ratio. I'm not very familar with that program and couldn't figure that out.
Anyhow, QT Pro looks like it'll let me do it easy, I think I might just buy that but I'll think about it a bit first, especially since the free version now supports full screen, heh.
Thanks for the help people.
Thanks guys. Quicktime Pro will apparently let me do that, but not the free version. Tried iMovie HD and got a totally bloated file and it altered the aspect ratio. I'm not very familar with that program and couldn't figure that out.
Anyhow, QT Pro looks like it'll let me do it easy, I think I might just buy that but I'll think about it a bit first, especially since the free version now supports full screen, heh.
Thanks for the help people.
Thanks guys. Quicktime Pro will apparently let me do that, but not the free version. Tried iMovie HD and got a totally bloated file and it altered the aspect ratio. I'm not very familar with that program and couldn't figure that out.
Anyhow, QT Pro looks like it'll let me do it easy, I think I might just buy that but I'll think about it a bit first, especially since the free version now supports full screen, heh.
Thanks for the help people.