I’m slowly getting the hang out of the video editing software VirtualDub. I recently ran into troubles with music for a video. The video had a playtime of 14 minutes which meant that I had to merge multiple audio files to reach that playing time. I first tried my luck by merging mp3 files and [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 8
How To Change A Video’s Speed With VirtualDub
In the past weeks, I have started to work with the video editing software VirtualDub to prepare videos before uploading them to the video hosting site YouTube. I learned a lot in that time, and have already passed some of that knowledge on in form of guides here on Ghacks. I have written guides about [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 4
How To Split Videos In VirtualDub
After discovering how to merge avi movies in VirtualDub I ran into the opposite problem. I had a video that had a playtime of about 60 minutes. The YouTube account I wanted to upload the video to was limited to uploading a maximum of 15 minutes per video. I had to find a way to [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 15
How To Merge Avi Movies With VirtualDub
I have started to record game videos with the popular recording software Fraps. Problem with Fraps is, that it splits movies into 4 Gigabyte chunks which is not really helpful if you want to upload one video to your website or YouTube, and not parts of the video. VirtualDub is a software with the ability [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 4
How To Correct Out Of Sync Audio Before Burning Video To DVD
One of the most annoying video viewing experiences, at least for me, is a video where the audio is out of sync. You can think of video and audio as two lines that need to start at the same time to be in sync. If either one starts first, you get audio that is out [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 4
How to add your music to videos
This will be a quick tutorial on how to use the Open Source software Virtualdub to add music to videos. I started recording some games that I’m playing for my game blog Take 9 and discovered in the process how it is fairly easy to add your music to the videos. Now this might be [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
- Comments: 13
Join multiple video files into one
Websites sometimes split movies into smaller parts to make it easier for users with low bandwidth access to the internet to download the movies without facing problems like timeouts. Once downloaded it is rather tiresome to view such a movie because you have to click on each part which naturally means a short pause between the last and the next movie.
