ANYWAY BACK ON TOPIC: > This does not really address what I am asking about here, namely how to use > ffmpeg to paste together (concatenate) videos from different sources with > the > same geometry into one seamless result video. > So far what I have tried with the two videos I have as an example has not > worked > satisfactorily at all. > > They are basically downloads from streaming sources for the same show, but > with > one having problems in the end and the other in the beginning. > So I have created video1 from the good start recording and video 2 from > the good > end recording where the end of video1 is set at the same location as the > start > of video2. > > How can that be done safely? > Is it maybe a 2-pronged operation required where I have to convert the > videos > into for example ts files and then concatenate these with re-encoding to > mp4? > If so can it be done in one connected command such that there are no > intermediate files and possibly quicker processing? > > The geometry is only one criterion which needs to be satisfied in order to concatenate the contents of [n] .mp4 containers. The console outputs you shared show different characteristics for the two files you are trying to assemble, therefore at least one of the two files must be re-encoded to match the other. _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org https://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user
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