Thanks for your answer.
The main issue of my originial posting was, that the AVIs are not useable with Adobe Premiere Pro because there are a lot of artifacts and the video is jumping back and forth.

Could you please give some comments on that too instead of cropping this content?

Thanks a lot in advance.
Spiff.

I like the join-function very much, but why isn't there a possibility to select the output quality?

For example: I combined two avi-files of 1Gb each and the result was a file having with 116Mb and comparatively poor quality. Furthermore: audio and video get out of sync after about 3 minutes (only in the combined video).

I think, that there would be room for improvements. I would suggest a possibility to enter the target size of the output file - refer to Windows Movie Maker as an example of this functionality.

All the best,
Spiff.

Hi!

I'm really glad to having found your program My Screen Recorder Pro on the web, because it does exactly what I was looking for.

The AVI recordings aren't playing in VLC Player (only audio playback).

My settings: Codec=Microsoft Video 1 at maximum, 30 or 25fps (no effect on behaviour), audio enabled

Is there a setting to fix this problem?

Greetings,
Spiff.