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Hi,
I am doing a project on creating Beowulf Cluster, though the cluster is ready, I am developing an application to test and demonstrate the capability of the Cluster.
I am doing an Movie encoding application, for this I require a AVI joiner or Splicer, I got a "AVISPLICER" from sourceforge.net, though it works and joins various AVI files to produce a single output AVI file, when I run the final output on MPlayer, I get a "Frame too small & Format Error" error. I am not able to rectify the error though I have the code for the "AVISPLICER". So I am thinking of trying another similiar tool.
Can anyone suggest a similiar but working tool. I tried searching for this using AltaVista, Google, SourceForge, FreshMeat, FreshRPMs,DogPile etc. I am getting apps. that are meant for Windows Platform only. So can anyone suggest a similiar tool for Linux?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Nikhil Kurien
Try "avidemux" or "lives". I have used Avidemux with decent results. Though never tried joining two streams together.
Sourceforge has options to limit searches to Linux. It should be a good starting point to start for similar applications only for linux.
And you always have http://www.google.com/linux
You need transcode: besides the well-known transcode media encoding utility, the package also has a number of tools to manipulate avi files, including avimerge and avisplit. Transcode also has a wiki page.
If you want to join several avi files together, you need avimerge. From the man page:
avimerge merges several AVI-files into one. Can also be used to fix an
index of a broken file and can also replace audio tracks or muxes new
ones. It can read raw AC3 and MP3 files for multplexing.
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