Google Virtualdub (freeware)
Download and install to its own folder.
Run program
1. click "Video" select "Direct stream copy" VERY IMPORTANT!!
2. click "File" click "Open video file"
3. browse to 1st file, ie Avatar.CD1
4. click "File" click "Append AVI segment"
5. browse to 2nd file, ie Avatar. CD2
6. click "File" click "Save as AVI..
7. name and save to wherever.
Done.
If you get a message about improper audio...ignore or click no or yes, it is just a warning.
You can resync audio by clicking "audio, interleaving" but the following is simpler.
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Download and install to its own folder.
Run program
1. click "Video" select "Direct stream copy" VERY IMPORTANT!!
2. click "File" click "Open video file"
3. browse to 1st file, ie Avatar.CD1
4. click "File" click "Append AVI segment"
5. browse to 2nd file, ie Avatar. CD2
6. click "File" click "Save as AVI..
7. name and save to wherever.
Done.
If you get a message about improper audio...ignore or click no or yes, it is just a warning.
You can resync audio by clicking "audio, interleaving" but the following is simpler.
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To sync audio
Google avimux-gui (freeware)
Download and install to its own folder.
Run program
1. You can either, drag and drop the file into the top pane of the program or right click on it and open with avimuxgui.
2. click the file in the top pane
3. click "Generate data source from files..video and audio will be displayed in the lower pane.
4. click on the audio...a small box will appear on the right...delay[ms]:
5. 1000ms = 1 second so if you think the audio needs delaying by this amount, then type in 1000. If you think the video needs delaying by 1 second then type in -1000.
6. click "Start"...name and save to wherever.
Done.
Takes under a minute, depending on the size of the file.
It will take a few goes at it to determine the correct amount of delay.
If you are running vista or windows 7 you might need to right click on the .exe file, click properties, click compatibility, click "run this program in compatibility mode: for whichever you are running.
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Download and install to its own folder.
Run program
1. You can either, drag and drop the file into the top pane of the program or right click on it and open with avimuxgui.
2. click the file in the top pane
3. click "Generate data source from files..video and audio will be displayed in the lower pane.
4. click on the audio...a small box will appear on the right...delay[ms]:
5. 1000ms = 1 second so if you think the audio needs delaying by this amount, then type in 1000. If you think the video needs delaying by 1 second then type in -1000.
6. click "Start"...name and save to wherever.
Done.
Takes under a minute, depending on the size of the file.
It will take a few goes at it to determine the correct amount of delay.
If you are running vista or windows 7 you might need to right click on the .exe file, click properties, click compatibility, click "run this program in compatibility mode: for whichever you are running.
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To crop video
1. run vdub
2. load video as described above.
3. click "video"...(do not click "direct stream copy) leave "Full processing mode" selected.
4. click "filters"
5. click "add"..a bunch of filters will appear.
6. click "null transform"...click "ok"
7. click "cropping"
8. move the sliders till you see something that you want to crop...i.e. subtitles at the bottom.
9. if you want to crop the bottom, click the "Y2 offset" up button until the subs disappear..then up 2 clicks more. then click ok.
10. close the filters then click "File" "Save as avi" then name and save to wherever.
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