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Have recorded from VCR using Windfast PCI card to EXT3 partition
Now have two video mpeg files 2.0 gib and 1.3 gib instead of one video file
K3b burn to DVD will not work
Need to join these file together
Any help appreciated
I use mencoder as I am not fond of kino , here is a pretty simple howto. For simplicity's sake ShadowCat8 certainly has an easier solution , Im just not a gui guy.
I use mencoder as I am not fond of kino , here is a pretty simple howto. For simplicity's sake ShadowCat8 certainly has an easier solution , Im just not a gui guy.
Regards,
JKZfixme
Well, I personally just use ffmpeg directly for most stuff, but since MauriceArthur is using k3b to burn, I figured kino would be the logical choice for him. BTW, thanks for the link to the How-To! Nice, simple and straightforward! Gotta love it!
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BTW, thanks for the link to the How-To! Nice, simple and straightforward! Gotta love it!
