sup /g/! What program do you recommend for combining/merging

ffmpeg

ffmpeg

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cat part2.mp4 >> part1.mp4

>>62463169
huh...?

>>62463505
you can also go

tac part1.mp4 >> part2.mp4

>>62463062
>>62463169
i have now installed ffmpeg. What command do give if want to combine file1,mp4, file2.mp4 and file3.mp4?

>>62463553
in ffmpeg?

>>62463169
agreed.

split and cat

>>62463015
Mp4 is a container not a codec. If chroma subsampled, then premiere>lossless avi>hybrid>x264 lossless

If chroma 4:4:4/4:4:2, premiere>lossless avi>winrar>rar5

>>62463015
Also if you're a Wincuck and you like to spend money on shit, VideoReDo TVSuite 5 will do it.

http://www.videoredo.com/en/Products_TVSuite_V5.html

>>62463015
avconv?

>>62463555
ffmpeg -i 1.mp4 -c copy -f mpegts intermediate1.ts
ffmpeg -i 2.mp4 -c copy -f mpegts intermediate2.ts
ffmpeg -i "concat:intermediate1.ts|intermediate2.ts" -c copy "combined.mp4"

>>62463582
no. in shell.

mkvmerge

>>62463582
Cat and tac are bash commands. Ffmpeg merges, but the commands listed above literally append the file to the other side like copy paste. Ffmpeg is like printing a document double sided, but cat is taking 2 single side prints and gluing them back to back.

>>62463891
>gluing them
Except a glued document ruins the aesthetics of the finished product, whereas a video directly concatenated plays exactly the same as a video 'edited' with ffmpeg.