On Monday 12 January 2004 14:44, Dragon_at_work wrote:
> How would I join multiple m1v and mp2 files in a way that would later lend
> itself to mplexing them.
>
> I tried cat. And it seemed to work for both types.
>
> But, mplex was unable to join them properly --ie the video worked, but the
> audio did not.
Thats very odd... both should work. However, depending on if the m1v
has sequence end markers in it mplex may be prone to attempting to split
the multiplexed result at the joins. There should be absolutely no problem
with audio (unless you changed encoding paramters mid-stream, but even then it
*should* work just fine). How did the audio go wrong: any error messages?
Andrew
PS
If the source of the .mp2 is a demultiplex 'rip' from a Digital TV or
SVCD/DVD/VCD stream you may have difficulties. The audio frames don't align
with the program stream packets which would mean the last one of each rip may
be cut-off in the middle.
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