Catting files together is not working, what am I doing wrong?
I do:
" cat file1.mpg file2.mpg > combinedfile.mpg " I run xine combinedfile.mpg and it only runs the first mpg, a few months ago I did this and it worked fine Why is this not working? :scratch: |
each of your files is a distinct file and has its own header.
The header of the first file indicates the clip has x frames, so it stops after flie1's sequence. I doubt you did it before. maybe the files were splited with dd or a similar tool... |
Ok, now I am going crazy. I am positive I did this before, maybe there was something else in the command line like a switch or something but I know I used cat and had linked a bunch of offroad video clips together cuz I have the video on my other system. I could go through the bash history and try to find it, LOL. How else can I link small video clips together? thanks.
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I'm not sure but maybe it would work better using >> instead of >
I just did a couple of mp3 files and it worked both ways but maybe mpg files act different. cat song1.mp3 song2.mp3 >> song3.mp3 |
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OK, I figured it out. It was just that the files I wanted to combine are not standard mpg`s. I tried some others and it worked. Thanks for the help.
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