What program should I use to combine a video that is split into two parts?
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The problem is that .avi files are usually in Divx/Xvid/MPEG-4 format.  These can cause problems in WMM where they won't save.  They usually give a bogus error about 'check your source files to make sure they still exist', blah blah blah.\n\nThe fact is the error is incorrect.  You have all your source files, but they aren't in a format that WMM can handle.  Instead you need to convert the files first then you can use WMM to put them together.\n\nFor conversion steps, see www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video > AVI.\n\nAlso, if you want to look into VirtualDub, it can put two movies together.  I'm not sure of the exact steps, but I think it involves writing a small script that loads the two files and outputs one.
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Total Video Converter supports to merge to avi files and converts it to DVD
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There's no quickie answer to this one.  It will depend on the file format, and you will need capable software.\n\nThe best site I've found for information on this sort of thing is:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/
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you use a video editing program to combine various clip. a program such as the (windows movie maker) with which you can create speacial effects, then you pick a song that fits and embed it with the video
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One of my favorite programs is called VSO divxToDVD\nIts a one stop shop for what you want to do.
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iMovie can do that once you have it on your hard drive.\n\nOnce you have the movie in iMovie, move the arrow. (lower left side of the sreen window) It has the time starting at zero and going up as you move it to the right. Stop it at 10 minutes and under Edit, select Split video at playhead. Repeat until the whole movie is in 10 minute clips. Then export them to whatever you want.
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if you're doing a simple one, you could use windows movie maker.  but if you're gonna do a more professional one, i recommend adobe premiere pro.
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Adobe Premier is a great software for this purpose, you may also try VCD Cutter too.
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Use windows movie maker, it comes with winxp. Or you could use something like eo video
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get a good file convertor like Nero and you'll have no problem. you can with some kung fu use: videolan\ni think, by law i cannot tell you the details.
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Depends on the type of source video you have.  If it is from a camcorder then WMM and Ulead can handle this with aplomb (easily).  If it is a video from the web in .wmv or certain .avi file formats, it should import fine.  Otherwise you may have to convert it for it to be usable.\n\nYou can find more details at www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video.\n\nOnce you have it in something like Windows Movie Maker, you just drag it to the timeline and then you can make edits.  For WMM, find the spot where you want to split it and click the split button (or Clip > Split).  Do this at the other end.  Then highlight this clip and click Delete.\n\nYou can continue making cuts as needed then save your project (File > Save) and then your movie (File > Save Movie File).
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i use windows movie maker. it's really really straight forward. and they give you instructions how to add music, import scenes, cut scenes, combine scenes and so on. ;)
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Windows Movie Maker.\n\nPress Ctrl + L to split the clips.
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If you converted them to MPEG2, use something like MPEG-Tools to merge / append them together. \n\nSearch at videohelp.com under tools for similar tools.
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Try using Windows Movie Maker
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There is an application called ffmpeg that will easily do that for you.  It is a linux application that has been ported over to the W32 world. The first link is a handy place to grab it pre-compiled for Windows. If you would prefer to stay away from the command line and use a GUI instead, VLC will get the work done(second link)  as well.  Both these solutions are open source and quite good.
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I  recommend mpeg streamclip- lets you convert to mp4 or almost any other format.