A Bug's Life (1998)-JBW
- Type:
- Video > Movies
- Files:
- 6
- Size:
- 1.37 GB
- Info:
- IMDB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Texted language(s):
- English
- Quality:
- +30 / -0 (+30)
- Uploaded:
- Oct 15, 2008
- By:
- _Maelstrom_
A Bug's Life (1998)-JBW http://imdb.com/title/tt0120623 Source : Retail DVD Video Format : DivX 6.8.0.5 Resolution : 720 x 320 Framerate : 23.976 Avg. Video Bitrate : 1729 Aspect Ratio : Widescreen @ 2.25:1 Audio Format : AC3 Audio Bitrate : 384 Audio Channels : 6 Subtitles : English Only - SRT Format : English Only - SUB/IDX Format -= The Pixar Collection =- WALL-E (2008) BURN-E (2008) (Short) Presto (2008) (Short) Ratatouille (2007) Your Friend The Rat (2007) (Short) The Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 1 (2007) The Pixar Shorts, A Short History (2007) Mater & The Ghostlight (2006) (Short) Lifted (2006) (Short) One Man Band (2005) (Short) Jack-Jack Attack (2005) (Short) Boundin' (2003) (Short) Mike's New Car (2002) (Short) For The Birds (2000) (Short) Geri's Game (1997) (Short) Sesame Street Luxo Jr. Shorts (1991) (Short) Knick Knack (1989) (Short) Tin Toy (1988) (Short) Red's Dream (1987) (Short) Luxo Jr. (1986) (Short) The Adventures Of André & Wally B. (1984) (Short) Cars (2006) The Incredibles (2004) Finding Nemo (2003) Monsters, Inc. (2001) Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command, The Adventure Begins (2000) Toy Story 2 (1999) A Bug's Life (1998) Toy Story (1995)
Love your releases, but I am trying to merge the 2 files back together to make one avi using virtualdubmod. What frame offset do you use when splitting? Thanks!
_Maelstrom_ at 2008-11-18 06:33 CET:
goplaycheckers, normally I do not comment on joining files, mostly because I was concerned that it may lead some people to stop seeding once they do so. But I suppose that is for everyone to decide anyhow and providing that info shouldn't be a factor in their decisions, so here goes.
Firstly, I have no record of the frame splits to give you, but you should be able to accomplish a join without that info by simple frame comparison. That may sound difficult at first but the key is to do this backwards and work entirely in keyframes (It also helps that these files are DivX and not XviD so the frames will appear correctly in vDub?s source frame window). Because an avi file will always start at a keyframe (Shift ? Left Arrow) you should first determine the keyframe that the second file starts at. Then trim the first file at the same keyframe (if there are several similar keyframes and you are unsure you can always take a screenshot (Video - Snapshot source frame) for comparison). Motion scenes are easiest for comparison (not that you have a choice in this instance). Finally, append part 1 to part 2 (Be sure to ?Direct Stream Copy? at each step).
With some practice you can do this rather easily. For instance I just practiced this with a movie currently on HDD without any knowledge of the split points. This took approximately 2m25s.
Good Luck and please, everyone, if you do this keep the source files until you have seeded.
Firstly, I have no record of the frame splits to give you, but you should be able to accomplish a join without that info by simple frame comparison. That may sound difficult at first but the key is to do this backwards and work entirely in keyframes (It also helps that these files are DivX and not XviD so the frames will appear correctly in vDub?s source frame window). Because an avi file will always start at a keyframe (Shift ? Left Arrow) you should first determine the keyframe that the second file starts at. Then trim the first file at the same keyframe (if there are several similar keyframes and you are unsure you can always take a screenshot (Video - Snapshot source frame) for comparison). Motion scenes are easiest for comparison (not that you have a choice in this instance). Finally, append part 1 to part 2 (Be sure to ?Direct Stream Copy? at each step).
With some practice you can do this rather easily. For instance I just practiced this with a movie currently on HDD without any knowledge of the split points. This took approximately 2m25s.
Good Luck and please, everyone, if you do this keep the source files until you have seeded.
Thanks, really appreciate the info. I always try to seed to, at the very least, a 2:1 ratio...I still have a couple torrents of yours that I am seeding.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
Also, if you are on a PC, use Windows Movie Maker program. It is excellent for splitting into sections from one whole video, or taking several shorter videos and neatly combining them into a whole one. Also, as "maelstrom" suggested, after you download from here, please "seed", so that the next person has a faster download. Thanks!!
Forget that, Any Video Converter will merge similar videos together without the need to re-encode anything, provided the videos have the exact same stats (like these do). It's great for sticking YouTube series together and other stuff like that.
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