to convert .mpg to .avi

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  1. sony55

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    hi friend,
    i have movie of which contains four parts which is in .dat extension.
    that is avseq01.dat..etc. i have converted it to .mpg using vcdgear software. The next problem is that i want to join this fourfiles and also convert it to avi without loosing the quality of the movie. Please help me in this issue. thank you.
     
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    Combine the mpg files into one file using a script(this is from an old thread).

    1. Start Notepad.
    2. Type (don't type the quotes) "copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg"
    3. Save the file with a .Bat extension.
    Let's say you saved the text file as Joiner.Bat.
    4. Now Copy and Paste this Joiner.Bat file in a folder which contains more than one mpg files.
    5. (Make sure the files are in order, eg 1.mpg, 2.mpg, 3.mpg) and double click the Joiner.Bat file.
    The mpg files will be compiled into one file.

    Run 'Any Video Converter', load the mpg file and select AVI as the output profile.


    Scroll down for the free version.
    http://www.any-video-converter.com/download/
     
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    hi friend ,thanks for the reply ,as mentioned in the thread my video size is 1.13gb, is it possible with this software to fit this movie in a cd(700mb) without loosing the quality of the movie. please reply.
     
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    Short answer is no.
    Conversion to another format implies loss of quality and compression compounds it - however the quality lost may not be perceptible - or at least acceptable - if the conversion is done with care.
    Load the file into Auto Gordian Knot, select a custom size of 700MB and let it convert overnight.
     
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    hi friend,
    we can see lot of movies in divxformat in the net. it is all having better quality. how is that possible and most of the files are only 700mb.any conversion methods is there to make it. when we purchase
    a vcd of the movie it is more than 1gb. i have downloaded the same movie in divxformat, it is only 700mb without any quality loss. how is this possible. is there any methods or good software for this . please help me in this issue. thanks
     
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    I agree the differences exist - but I'm not qualified to explain why the different compression methods produce the results they do - I just accept them.
    The forums at Videohelp, have intense discussions about video conversion that are quite helpful.

    http://www.videohelp.com/
     

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