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Title:	Using VirtualDubMod - Joining AVI Files
Description:	A guide on how to join AVI files using VirtualDubMod
Author/Publisher:	jmet
Ease of use:	Beginners
Latest Version:	1.0 (details)
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Software Used:	VirtualDubMod
Date Added:	Dec 29, 2005
Last Updated:	Dec 29, 2005
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Main Categories: AVI (DivX, XviD ...), Edit
Sub Categories:
Video Editing (and Cutting and Joining) -> AVI Editing
Video Editing (and Cutting and Joining) -> Joining

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Software you will need:

VirtualDubMod

Start up VirtualDubMod, click "Video" at the top and then click "Direct stream copy". (Screen Shot Below)

Now go ahead and click "File" at the top, then "Open video file..." and select your first .avi file you wish to join (red) and then click the "Open" button (blue). (Click "NO" if it asks you if you want to rewrite the header) (Screen Shot Below)

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Date Updated: Dec 29, 2005
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When you append segments, notice wether the "Autodetect additional segments by filename" box is checked or not. If you have e.g. "Euro Trip 1", "2" AND "3", it will add the additional files as well. Took me some head 'n buttscratching to figure it out. Felt like a total dweeb in the end.

Why does the file size increase?

Re: Why does the file size increase? Please refer to "Autodetect additional segments" comment by AndySnabb Aug 21,2006 If box is checked and if additional segments are present then you may be loading your source files more than once. The result is a larger file size.