split uncompressed render

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split uncompressed render

Postby GH » Mon May 03, 2010 9:38 pm

i'm trying to render an amv as an uncompressed avi. and every time i try it gets split in half with two files, they are exactly the same length (1:42) and size so it seems extremely odd. at first i looked through the veg (im using song vegas), and went to 1:42 and nothing really significant is there, except a panned and radial blur keyframed clip. i never used the precise combination anytime in the video other than that segment. but i have high doubts that it is the problem because it being in the direct middle is too convenient.

the first time i tried i used vegas's exact settings for an uncompressed avi (unless they aren't correct by default) except i changed the quality output to best. the second time i tried i rendered it as a huffy with best quality. it turned out the same each time. i haven't yet tried to render it without the keyframes and pans in the middle. i plan to try it tomorrow, however.

any help?
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Re: split uncompressed render

Postby mirkosp » Tue May 04, 2010 12:52 am

Even if it splits you don't really have to worry. Just, in virtualdub, load the first part, then go to file > append AVI segment and load the second bit. Then compress to lagarith and use that in zarxgui.
Alternatively, in avisynth, you can do
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avisource("first part.avi")++avisource("second part.avi")
Don't forget the ++ instead of just the +, as it will ensure audio sync.
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Re: split uncompressed render

Postby Mister Hatt » Tue May 04, 2010 5:55 am

I'm not really following exactly what your problem is, but by any chance are you using a FAT32 file system?
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