Hi,
Is there any tool that can join MP4 files? So without re-encoding.
Avidemux cant handle variable framerate. Maybe there is a command line for VLC?
Oh and the MP4's are all from Nokia N95
Join MP4 with variable framerate
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Re: Join MP4 with variable framerate
VLC is clearly not the best tool for this, but something like:
vlc file1.mp4 file2.mp4 --sout file/mp4:///path/to/test.mp4 --sout-keep
might work.
vlc file1.mp4 file2.mp4 --sout file/mp4:///path/to/test.mp4 --sout-keep
might work.
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Re: Join MP4 with variable framerate
Thanks for the reply
Im sorry Im very new to commands
I've tried this, moved the file1.mp4, file2.mp4 and file3.mp4 to VLC folder and run this batch. When I run batch, result below
here's my script VLc file1.mp4 file2.mp4 file3.mp4 --sout file/mp4:/C:/program files/VideoLAN/VLC/test.mp4 --sout-keep
I know Im doing something wrong, can you help me out?
Im sorry Im very new to commands
I've tried this, moved the file1.mp4, file2.mp4 and file3.mp4 to VLC folder and run this batch. When I run batch, result below
here's my script VLc file1.mp4 file2.mp4 file3.mp4 --sout file/mp4:/C:/program files/VideoLAN/VLC/test.mp4 --sout-keep
I know Im doing something wrong, can you help me out?
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