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How can I combine two mpeg2 clips into one output file using ffmpeg?

I have two movie clips encoded in mpeg2. Is it possible to use ffmpeg to combine them sequentially into one mpeg2 file? If so, what are the command line options?

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You simply put both of them in sequence in the command line:

ffmpeg -i vid1.mpg -i vid2.mpg

This is according to the documentation, FYI.

Eric  2009-06-14 04:58:25
And if you ever have files that can't be concatenated, turn them first into file types that can.
Adrian Lynch  2009-06-20 00:58:08

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