On 30/10/2024 5:25 am, Terje J. Hanssen wrote:
Have you simply tried
cat 001.mkv 002.mkv > 001+002.mkv
Thanks for the idea.
That concatenates the files, not the video streams, though
ffmpeg/ffprobe seems to recognise it regardless.
Unfortunately, ffprobe still shows the frames out of order on this
concatenated file, though both frames have PTS=0. Doing a `ffmpeg -i
'001+002.mkv' -c copy joined.mkv` doesn't change this.
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