The following works without a problem:
ffmpeg -f concat -i educational.txt -c copy educationalComplete.mov
The file educational text contains:
file educational01.mov
file educational02.mov
And with this the complete video is Generated in about 5 seconds.
But I would prefer not to the .txt file. So I tried:
echo -e "file educational.mov\nfile educational02.mov" | ffmpeg -f concat
-i - -c copy educationalComplete.mov
But this results in:
[file @ 0x556c69d91920] Protocol not on whitelist 'crypto'!
[concat @ 0x556c69d90e40] Impossible to open 'educational.mov'
pipe:: Invalid argument
Why is this? Can it be circumvented?
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Cecil Westerhof
Senior Software Engineer
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilwesterhof
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