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I would script this yourself with ffmpeg or something.
But I would expect that the different versions wouldn't have audio in sync.
Maybe, I thought that since it was the same film with the same intros I wouldn't have that problem.
It might get pretty close. But even assuming both versions use the same movie cut, any differences in encoding along the chain between the rip and you can result in desync. It might be subtle at the beginning, but one frame every few seconds adds up over two hours. For example, the difference between 30fps and 29.97fps after two hours is a very noticeable 7.2 seconds.
And I asume that there's no easy way to synchronize them or even setting everything up... Are there any other possibilities?