Yes, I had to, I think. I defaulted to that, then moved to intermediate .ts
files just to make it even more foolproof…so I am thinking.
ffmpeg -y -i \"concat:#{ couple }\" -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc #{ d }/final.mp4
Those are file lists and path.
> On Oct 17, 2018, at 10:45 AM, Paul B Mahol
On 10/17/18, VP Lists wrote:
> On Oct 4:
>
>> Hi folks. I've created a list of small clips in random order, each with a
>> unique filename. This file is used for a concat input file.
>>
>> In the verbose processing, I get lots of these after a few of the first
>> files are processed:
>>
>>
On Oct 4:
> Hi folks. I’ve created a list of small clips in random order, each with a
> unique filename. This file is used for a concat input file.
>
> In the verbose processing, I get lots of these after a few of the first files
> are processed:
>
> Error while decoding stream #0:0:
2018-10-17 13:32 GMT+02:00, VP Lists :
> I’ve tried two approaches to bring some short clips I’ve created in
> QuickTime Player 7, all together in a concat. Both approaches
> demonstrated a shift in audio vs video timelines.
Command line and complete, uncut console output missing,
please
Hi there.
I’ve tried two approaches to bring some short clips I’ve created in QuickTime
Player 7, all together in a concat. Both approaches demonstrated a shift in
audio vs video timelines. They were:
- Direct concat
- Intermediate xxx.ts files brought together via concat after
The syntax
