coreav join - CoreAV

coreav join -o OUTPUT INPUTS... joins MP4 or MOV files, in the order given, into one MP4 file by stream copy. The inputs must share a codec configuration, as the parts of one recording do. The summary is coreav.join/1.

Example

coreav join -o joined.mp4 part-0.mp4 part-1.mp4 part-2.mp4

The same join is available as coreav ffmpeg -f concat (coreav ffmpeg).

Options

Join MP4/MOV files that share a codec configuration into one MP4, without re-encoding

Usage: coreav join [OPTIONS] --output <OUTPUT> <INPUTS>...

Arguments:
  <INPUTS>...  The files to join, in order

Options:
  -o, --output <OUTPUT>  Where to write the joined file: a new file, or `-` for standard output
      --audio <none>     `none` to join the video only (default: the first audio stream of every input)
      --allow <CODEC>    Codecs to accept, comma separated, as for `coreav probe`
      --strict           Reject an input when a stream's codec is not allowed
      --force            Overwrite OUTPUT if it exists
  -h, --help             Print help