Now I tried it with 2 videos, both have exactly 60.000 fps (mediainfo) and connected them using avidemux. (both mp4) and the final file have still exactly 60.00 fps. How do you know how much fps your
mihaibest10 years ago
i tried that and the final video is still with 59.96 fps or something like that. you tried with mp4 and got 60?
martanius10 years ago
video stream. Then check what your source video files format is. So for example .mkv. Then in output format choose mkv muxer. If your video file is in mp4, choose mp4 muxer etc...
martanius10 years ago
You just open the first video file, then press ctrl+a or file - append to add next one... do this until you add every parts. Then check if under video and audio is copy. This will justcopy audio and
mihaibest10 years ago
martanius what output format did you use in avidemux?
Now I tried it with 2 videos, both have exactly 60.000 fps (mediainfo) and connected them using avidemux. (both mp4) and the final file have still exactly 60.00 fps. How do you know how much fps your
mihaibest10 years ago
i tried that and the final video is still with 59.96 fps or something like that. you tried with mp4 and got 60?
martanius10 years ago
video stream. Then check what your source video files format is. So for example .mkv. Then in output format choose mkv muxer. If your video file is in mp4, choose mp4 muxer etc...
martanius10 years ago
You just open the first video file, then press ctrl+a or file - append to add next one... do this until you add every parts. Then check if under video and audio is copy. This will justcopy audio and
mihaibest10 years ago
martanius what output format did you use in avidemux?
danielalcolea10 years ago
I am used, yeah!!
Reinc10 years ago
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danielalcolea10 years ago
http://www.longplays.org/viewpage.php?page_id=9, is this?
Reinc10 years ago
danielalcolea, use our Chat whenever you need help and don't get frustrated if you don't receive an answer - if we don't answer, we are probably asleep
Reinc10 years ago
danielalcolea, no, this is someone else's thread. Use our Search page to find an existing thread for the specific game you want recorded. If thread doesn't exist, click New Thread.
martanius10 years ago
maihaibest: Try avidemux. Its a simple program to join files. I tried to join my gta sa longplay parts and the final video file have still 60.0000FPS
danielalcolea10 years ago
http://www.longplays.org/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=4388&pid=13385#post_13385, is this?
mihaibest10 years ago
the audio is in sync but i would want the resulting file to also be 60fps. or maybe 59.96 is not a problem?
mihaibest10 years ago
anyone knows a good program to join mp4 files? (encoded with avc+aac) i tried some but the resulting files has 59.96 fps (the original files are both 60fps)
