Edition / creation MPEG-2 file

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  1. camarate

    camarate Member

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    I assemble a video (format MPEG-2) joining two video files.
    Occurs that, when I generate the new file, beyond certain moment, the image to be dephased of the sound.
    I already used two softwares, "Ulead VideoStudio 7" and "MGI VideoWave III", and in the both of them is happening the same.
    Please, can anybody help me?

    Thank you,
     
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    Can you rephrase the Question in English Please??? What you are saying does not make any sence...
     
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    I Trying again.

    I need to create a video joining two files MPEG-2.
    To this I already used two software: Ulead VideoStudio 7 and MGI VideoWave III, and in both is happening the same thing.
    When I generate the new file MPEG-2, after few moments, the sound was unbalanced of the image (the sound comes after the image).
    Does anybody have some idea of how to solve this problem?

    I wait to have now written in understandable English.

    Thank you very much.
     
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    Well Those Programs are Not Proper Mpeg editors...If you want to join 2 Mpeg 2 files together without ANY Quality Loss and in only a couple Of Minutes you should use a Proper Mpeg Joiner...You Can simply use the Joiner in Tmpgenc...Download the Program and run it and go to "File" to "Mpeg Tools" to "Merge & Cut" and then Load in Both Files and then click "Run" and in a Couple minutes the 2 files will be Joined...Cheers
     

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