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Dorfdad

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Oct 26, 2007
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Is there a way to take two separate AVI files and merge them into one file without having to go through 40 minutes of reconverting the files through visual hub to do it? I have a few files I would like to join together..
 

MacUser2525

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Is there a way to take two separate AVI files and merge them into one file without having to go through 40 minutes of reconverting the files through visual hub to do it? I have a few files I would like to join together..

Take a look at D-Vision 3 in the Tools option Join AVI files or you could use Avidemux2.
 

mdburke

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Apr 17, 2008
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You can use Quicktime.

Open both movies. With Movie B in the foreground, select EDIT -> SELECT ALL and then EDIT -> COPY. Next, bring movie A to the foreground and go to the end of the movie. Then select EDIT -> PASTE. Finally, select FILE -> SAVE.

Done and done.
 

MacUser2525

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You can use Quicktime.

Open both movies. With Movie B in the foreground, select EDIT -> SELECT ALL and then EDIT -> COPY. Next, bring movie A to the foreground and go to the end of the movie. Then select EDIT -> PASTE. Finally, select FILE -> SAVE.

Done and done.

Does that work for the non-pro version? Last time I tried to save to .avi it told me I had to pay for it.
 

Macsterling

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Sep 24, 2007
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you would need QT PRO to do so. Pm me and I will help u with that.
 
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