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Resolved Combine two files as one.

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by BobbyScot, 2011/03/13.

  1. 2011/03/13
    BobbyScot

    BobbyScot Geek Member Thread Starter

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    I have several files of the same topic but different
    heading. Can I, join two of these files, making up
    one file title?

    Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bits.
     
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    MrBill

    MrBill SuperGeek WindowsBBS Team Member

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    What did you make these files with?
     
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    PeteC

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    BobbyScot

    We encourage all members to complete their System Specifications which help us to help you :)
     
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    BobbyScot

    BobbyScot Geek Member Thread Starter

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    The files open up by using Windows 7 Media Player.
    When using Windows XP, there was a Microsoft
    software that allowed files to be integrated into
    one final file. It could be that Windows 7 does not
    allow this step to be under taken.
     
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    PeteC

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    That's not really an answer - what are the files? Audio, video or both and what are the file extensions?.

    You may be thinking of Windows Movie Maker?? Not default in 7 but can be downloaded via Windows Live, here ...

    And you have still not completed your System Specifications
     
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    BobbyScot

    BobbyScot Geek Member Thread Starter

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    Sorry for not answering properly! I checked my CP Systems
    Specifications, this shows all questions there in, are completed.
    Files are Videos, length to fit one CD. I would like to make a two
    CD into a one DVD. Not commercialised Videos.
     
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    PeteC

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    You have not completed the final step ....
    Have you checked out Windows Live Movie Maker 2011 as I suggested - this is the successor to Windows Movie Maker which you indirectly referred to ....
     
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    BobbyScot

    BobbyScot Geek Member Thread Starter

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    Yes I checked over Windows Live Movie Maker 2011,
    it does not appear to have the facility to join part of
    a file into part of another file to give a complete file.
     
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    TonyT

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    Sure it does! Just drag the file icon into the window or use the add files link. Then you can save it as one single file.

    Or you could open each video in movie maker and copy + paste.
     
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    BobbyScot

    BobbyScot Geek Member Thread Starter

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    TonyT, thanks for your suggestion to try Windows 7
    Live Movie Maker, this proved negative as the files
    could not be taken to LMM either copy + paste as only
    one file appeared in LMM window at a time.
     
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    TonyT

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    1. Open Windows Live Movie Maker.
    2. Click on right frame to browse for a video & select it.
    3. Right click on right frame and select Add...

    You can add unlimited videos & images provided the file format is supported.
     
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