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Message: Combining Mpegs

From: rocs Sent: 30 Nov. 2000 Message 1 of 2

Does anyone know how to combine mpeg files? I'm sure there is probably a program out there that will do it but I'm not sure where to find it.

From: Joe Sent: 03 Dec. 2000 Message 2 of 2

rocs,

It turns out that MPEG files can be combined quite easily. (This is not true for AVIs or Quick Time movies - they have to be combined via a video editing program.)

There are two catches: The first is that all of the MPEGs that you combine must have the exactly same characteristics, for example frame size (320 x 240 or whatever) and audio (rate 32 k or 44 k or whatever, and format 16 or 8 bit, stereo or mono). All these characteristics must be the same.

To combine compatible MPEGs you can just use the DOS Copy command, as follows:

copy /b file1 + file2 + file3 + ... + filen resultfile

For example:

copy /b cindyv01.mpg + cindyv02.mpg cindycombined.mpg

If you don't feel comfortable using DOS commands, then I can recommend a shareware program that only costs $20. It is called Ordix Mpack 2000, and can be found here:

http://www.ordix.com/mpack/index.htm

The second catch is that there is a bug in Windows Media Player version 6.4 that sometimes prevents these combined files from being played properly. This bug affects the combination of cindyv01.mpg and cindyv02.mpg, of course :-(

I have been told that other versions of Windows Media Player (for example the new version 7) do not have this bug. Alternatively I can recommend another MPEG player program called XingMPEG Player. This program costs $29 and can be found here:

http://www.xingtech.com/video/mpeg/player/

Hope this information helps.

Yours,
Joe