Combining multiple MP3's?
Hello I google for this but it doesn't work. It might be a Windows-specific issue: ============ C:\>ffmpeg.N-37208-g01fcbdf.exe -i concat:"Dummy01.mp3\|Dummy02.mp3\|Dummy03.mp3\|Dummy04.mp3\|Dummy05.mp3\|Dummy06.mp3\|Dummy07.mp3" -acodec copy Dummy.mp3 concat:Dummy01.mp3\|Dummy02.mp3\|Dummy03.mp3\|Dummy04.mp3\|Dummy05.mp3\|Dummy06.mp3\|Dummy07.mp3: Invalid argument ============ C:\>ffmpeg.N-37208-g01fcbdf.exe -i concat:Dummy01.mp3|Dummy02.mp3|Dummy03.mp3|Dummy04.mp3|Dummy05.mp3|Dummy06.mp3|Dummy07.mp3 -acodec copy Dummy.mp3 At least one output file must be specified ============ What is the right syntax? Thank you.
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 8:00 AM, Gilles <codecomplete@free.fr> wrote:
Hello
I google for this but it doesn't work. It might be a Windows-specific issue:
============ C:\>ffmpeg.N-37208-g01fcbdf.exe -i concat:"Dummy01.mp3\|Dummy02.mp3\|Dummy03.mp3\|Dummy04.mp3\|Dummy05.mp3\|Dummy06.mp3\|Dummy07.mp3" -acodec copy Dummy.mp3
concat:Dummy01.mp3\|Dummy02.mp3\|Dummy03.mp3\|Dummy04.mp3\|Dummy05.mp3\|Dummy06.mp3\|Dummy07.mp3: Invalid argument
This works for me in windows: ffmpeg -i concat:"lame1.mp3|lame2.mp3" -acodec copy yo.mp3 So my guess is you don't want to escape those pipes. -r
Hi, This is working fine. But the audio is concating at the last. I want to add the mp3 after every 5 seconds not at the end. Please help me . . . -- View this message in context: http://ffmpeg-users.933282.n4.nabble.com/Combining-multiple-MP3-s-tp4653158p... Sent from the FFmpeg-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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