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Ok that post is about different versions of the same film. I’m referring to a single movie split on two discs because of the length of it. Still the same principle?

Anyone have luck with this? Just tried my disc one and it gave a bunch of errors and quit.

I just got the AU (I assume) version of this.

Disc 1 didn't work and I have submitted the dump
Disc 2 worked fine.

So it seems they only encrypted the first disc.

my US copy works fine
then i joined the 2 parts together into 1 movie

kevin040474 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 25, 2023 1:55 am

my US copy works fine
then i joined the 2 parts together into 1 movie

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How did you join the two movies together to make one file? I want to use it for my Ben Hur that is in two separate files.

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2024 10:01 pm

How did you join the two movies together to make one file? I want to use it for my Ben Hur that is in two separate files.

Most people would probably use MKVToolNix.

If your playback setup is Plex, Plex supports Movies Split Across Multiple Files.

dcoke22 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2024 10:18 pm

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2024 10:01 pm

How did you join the two movies together to make one file? I want to use it for my Ben Hur that is in two separate files.

Most people would probably use MKVToolNix.

If your playback setup is Plex, Plex supports Movies Split Across Multiple Files.

I've got the MKVToolNix and I use Zappiti, actually I'm using R_Volution network. How would I use the MKVTool to combine the two files together? I have them both on HDD, so I would have to redownload them?

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2024 3:06 am

I've got the MKVToolNix and I use Zappiti, actually I'm using R_Volution network. How would I use the MKVTool to combine the two files together? I have them both on HDD, so I would have to redownload them?

From the bottom of the Plex link dcoke22 provided:

[HowTo]: joining multi-part movies files with MKVtoolnix GUI

d00zah wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2024 10:20 am

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2024 3:06 am

I've got the MKVToolNix and I use Zappiti, actually I'm using R_Volution network. How would I use the MKVTool to combine the two files together? I have them both on HDD, so I would have to redownload them?

From the bottom of the Plex link dcoke22 provided:

[HowTo]: joining multi-part movies files with MKVtoolnix GUI

Hey, thanks for the assistance. It worked and now it is one complete file. Would have never been able to figure it out myself and couldn't get a direct answer from DVDfab about merging 2 files. Although they did show me how to make a DVD into a Blu-ray. Not as good as an original Blu-ray but not that bad. Sorry about taking this off subject but hopefully it has helped someone else. Now if I can get someone to reply to my question on the Godzilla Minus Zero about adding subtitles to the file, I would be golden. LOL Thanks again and have a great week.

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2024 3:13 am

... Now if I can get someone to reply to my question on the Godzilla Minus Zero about adding subtitles to the file, I would be golden. LOL Thanks again and have a great week.

Couldn't find the referenced question, but use MakeMKVToolNix again...

- Drag the main video file into GUI.
- IF you already have separate subtitles * (.srt, etc), drag that into MKVToolNix GUI, too.
- Choose destination filename & hit 'Start Multiplexing'.

VERY simple.

* OpenSubtitles is a good source for finding missing subs.

d00zah wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2024 10:34 am

tbrady3742@aol.com wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2024 3:13 am

... Now if I can get someone to reply to my question on the Godzilla Minus Zero about adding subtitles to the file, I would be golden. LOL Thanks again and have a great week.

Couldn't find the referenced question, but use MakeMKVToolNix again...

- Drag the main video file into GUI.
- IF you already have separate subtitles * (.srt, etc), drag that into MKVToolNix GUI, too.
- Choose destination filename & hit 'Start Multiplexing'.

VERY simple.

* OpenSubtitles is a good source for finding missing subs.

thanks, but it actually had the subtitles in it. Don't know if you have gotten it or want to get Godzilla Minus One, but the movie is really good and the sound is awsome.