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the mpeg2enc binary link on that page is not working.
... nevermind i got it....
but this does not seem to allow me to COMBINE two divx files, only m1v, m2v, mpg, and avi.... which i could just do in imovie if they were already in that format....
... nevermind i got it....
but this does not seem to allow me to COMBINE two divx files, only m1v, m2v, mpg, and avi.... which i could just do in imovie if they were already in that format....
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Hmm, my bad it seems it will only stitch mv1,2, mpeg and avi files. Odd.
A little googleing found this, though whether it is compatible with current OS is a thing to find out. It should be.
Download Split Me for Mac - Split and join Divx video files. MacUpdate Mac Video Software Downloads
A little googleing found this, though whether it is compatible with current OS is a thing to find out. It should be.
Download Split Me for Mac - Split and join Divx video files. MacUpdate Mac Video Software Downloads
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Thanks for the Help but I finally figured it out... Seems pretty stupid no one knew this but..... because divx is a Codec you can simply rename the file to Avi and then use any video editor to join the files. I used D-Vision 3 and it works pretty well so far.
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