That will let me have two videos side by side. I downloaded the trial for Adobe Premier Pro 2 but apparently my processor doesn't support the "SSE2 instruction set". Anything else?
You can install AVISynth, create a text script that can be loaded/dropped into a media player like 'Media Player Classic' or an editor like 'VirtualDub'. http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_tools/avisynth.cfm A typical script, created with Notepad is the following - note that the file has to be saved with an .avs extension (example, test.avs). first = AVISource("d:\cd1.avi") second = AVISource("d:\cd2.avi") together=StackHorizontal(first,second) audio = audiodub(together,second) #audio comes from cd2.avi, cd1.avi is silent. return(audio)
My MPC kept getting some error whenever I tried but I don't think that's what I was looking for anyway. I meant that I want to save two pre-existing videos as one video. Where they would play side by side.
If you load the script in VirtualDub you can save it as an avi file (after selecting a suitable compressor from the 'Video' menu).
