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Combine two files into one using compressor?
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20 Jun 2017 19:27 #88909
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Hey!
I have two videofiles I want to make ONE DVD of using compressor... But dragging two files into compressor it seems like it just wants to make two different DVDs... gah!!
Is it possible? How?
I have two videofiles I want to make ONE DVD of using compressor... But dragging two files into compressor it seems like it just wants to make two different DVDs... gah!!
Is it possible? How?
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20 Jun 2017 19:30 #88910
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Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
To have two separate videos on a DVD you need an authoring tool like iDVD or DVDSP or Toast to get a structure that can access the different videos from a menu. Compressor is not an authoring application.
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20 Jun 2017 19:37 #88911
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Replied by DmitriZigany on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
I was hoping it could just combine the files... gah!
Also: is it possible to save a job in Compressor?
I've added a lot of chapters... as soon as I hit start batch, the job disappears and I can only get it back by Cmd-Z... If I need to redo it I will have to add the chapters again... double-gah!
Also: is it possible to save a job in Compressor?
I've added a lot of chapters... as soon as I hit start batch, the job disappears and I can only get it back by Cmd-Z... If I need to redo it I will have to add the chapters again... double-gah!
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20 Jun 2017 19:39 #88912
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Replied by DmitriZigany on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
And now it's stuck "waiting" again... had to already once close it and trash prefs... and redo all chapters... now it looks like I'll have to do it all over again... gah!
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21 Jun 2017 00:40 #88918
by Ronald
Replied by Ronald on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
Maybe importing the two files into FCPX and exporting one new file for burning to DVD?
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21 Jun 2017 01:39 #88919
by JuG01
Replied by JuG01 on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
Well so, if you just want to put two video files, put them together and then export it with all the chapter stuff for DVD (so mpeg2 and ac3) you could either use FCP X or make it even easier: open iMovie, put those two together (not sure if you can then add the chapters already in iMovie, in FCP X you definitely can) and then export it (can't check right now, but I think in FCPX you can even export as DVD) to a normal file. From there you take it into Compressor and get your final version as DVD playable movie.
Compressor is an encoding software, not editing.
Compressor is an encoding software, not editing.
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21 Jun 2017 10:10 #88926
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Replied by JoeEditor on topic Combine two files into one using compressor?
Also: is it possible to save a job in Compressor?
I've added a lot of chapters... as soon as I hit start batch, the job disappears and I can only get it back by Cmd-Z... If I need to redo it I will have to add the chapters again... double-gah!
Go to Preferences, General, and un-check "Clear batch in Current tab". When you submit a batch for transcoding, what you set up in the batch will remain, as you want it to.
I've added a lot of chapters... as soon as I hit start batch, the job disappears and I can only get it back by Cmd-Z... If I need to redo it I will have to add the chapters again... double-gah!
Go to Preferences, General, and un-check "Clear batch in Current tab". When you submit a batch for transcoding, what you set up in the batch will remain, as you want it to.
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