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    Ja mata, TosaInu Forum Administrator edyzmedieval's Avatar
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    Default Video editing

    One of my friends did a nice home-video with a party, but because in the middle of the party he had to change something at the camera ( apart from photo cameras, I am totally ignorant about the rest), and when he gave the movies, on the computer, he gave them into 2 parts.

    How can I "compress" them and make it one single movie so I wont have to exit and start the next one? I just want it to make in "fluid".
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    Default Re: Video editing

    Windows Movie Maker can do it I guess.

    If not, try CombiMovie

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    Virtualdub can do it easily (open the first part, then file > append video segment. Video > no post processing, export and you're done)
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    Default Re: Video editing

    Would VLC do it too?

    EDIT: No matter, I've did it with Combi Movie. Doing it now.
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    Doesnt work with either of them. CombiMovie wont show me the files, and VirtualDub doesnt have the codecs...
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    Default Re: Video editing

    What are your files' extension, edzy ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
    Doesnt work with either of them. CombiMovie wont show me the files, and VirtualDub doesnt have the codecs...
    If VirtualDub .avi doesn't work, try VirtualDub .mpeg

    If it's neither of those two, I'm left wondering what strange, strange codec your camera uses (it better not be .mov )
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