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Productions Merging productions??

#1 User is offline   CowboyTed 

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Posted 21 October 2006 - 05:11 PM

I am really starting to enjoy emc9 now that I have spent a lot of time with it. Can anyone tell how to (if it is possible) to merge productions so that they are all one movie. For instance I made 2 productions I want to use on the same dvd but I dont want them seperate on the menu.

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Posted 21 October 2006 - 05:20 PM

View PostCowboyTed, on Oct 21 2006, 06:11 PM, said:

I am really starting to enjoy emc9 now that I have spent a lot of time with it. Can anyone tell how to (if it is possible) to merge productions so that they are all one movie. For instance I made 2 productions I want to use on the same dvd but I dont want them seperate on the menu.

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There may be another way to do it, however, you could ouput one of the productions to avi or mpg2 to your hard drive and then open up videowave and add it to your original production, thus becoming one movie. If the original wasn't made in videowave then possibly you would have to output both of them and then start a new production in videowave and add those two movies into storyboard.
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Posted 21 October 2006 - 07:35 PM

View PostPatty, on Oct 21 2006, 05:20 PM, said:

There may be another way to do it, however, you could ouput one of the productions to avi or mpg2 to your hard drive and then open up videowave and add it to your original production, thus becoming one movie. If the original wasn't made in videowave then possibly you would have to output both of them and then start a new production in videowave and add those two movies into storyboard.



Thanks Patty,.... that makes sense :) :huh:
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Posted 21 October 2006 - 07:35 PM

This is a way to create a new production but may take longer time to do than what Patty suggested: Open the second production in Videowave. Then highlight all panels in Storyboard and do a copy (control+C). Then open the second production and go to the end of the prodcution and highlight the first blank panel. Do a paste (control+V). That should copy the 2nd production to the first one.Save this new production with a new name. Note that not all items, such as overlays, are copied. You have to recreate some stuff from the 2nd production in the new production.

However, if the two productions have already been outputted as videos (mpg, avi, tc), then select those two video clips in MyDVD via Add New Movie. You will be asked if you want the two clips combined as one movie or as separate movies.
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