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Concatenate multiple .ts files into a single file using Ffmpeg
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#!/usr/bin/env perl | |
use File::Temp qw/ tempfile /; | |
use File::Spec; | |
sub usage { | |
"Usage: $0 INPUT_FILE... OUTPUT_FILE" | |
} | |
my $ffmpeg = `which ffmpeg` || `which ffmpeg.exe` or die "Can't find ffmpeg\n\n@{[ usage ]}"; | |
chomp $ffmpeg; | |
my $outfile = pop or die "Can't find output filename\n\n@{[ usage ]}"; | |
@ARGV or die "Specify at least one input\n\n@{[ usage ]}"; | |
my ($fh, $indexfile) = tempfile(SUFFIX => '.m3u8', DIR => '.'); | |
END{ unlink $indexfile; } | |
for ( @ARGV ) { | |
printf $fh "file %s\n", File::Spec->rel2abs($_); | |
print STDERR "file %s\n", File::Spec->rel2abs($_); | |
} | |
close $fh or die "Can't close temp file"; | |
system $ffmpeg, qw/-f concat -safe 0 -i/, $indexfile, qw/-c copy/, $outfile; |
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