woah!
26th October 2005, 05:30
what i wanted to do was split a mpeg2 file in half first, then encode each piece with the exact same profile on 2 computers (1 piece on each comp) and then afterwards join them back together. this way i can half my encode time. the aac audio file would be 1 file as i would use the complete mpeg file for that.
sounds weird i know but it will help me out if i can :0
i can get them to join to the end result is the correct size but the time is wrong. its the same length as the 1st part i want to join
heres the joining log:
C:\>"MP4Box" -cat p1video.mp4#3 -cat p2video.mp4#3 output.mp4
IsoMedia import - track ID 3 - Video (size 512 x 384)
Appending file p1video.mp4#3
IsoMedia import - track ID 3 - Video (size 512 x 384)
Appending file p2video.mp4#3
Saving output.mp4: 0.500 secs Interleaving
Writing: |=========== | (56/100)
the first clip is 34.29 long and 199meg in size, and the joined clip is 400meg in size with the same time of 34.29 :(
edit:
so i have a file now that has 2 video streams inside the 1 file. but they are not 1 long stream but the 2 short streams and i can pick to watch 1 or the other. not really a "join" function to me tho...
sounds weird i know but it will help me out if i can :0
i can get them to join to the end result is the correct size but the time is wrong. its the same length as the 1st part i want to join
heres the joining log:
C:\>"MP4Box" -cat p1video.mp4#3 -cat p2video.mp4#3 output.mp4
IsoMedia import - track ID 3 - Video (size 512 x 384)
Appending file p1video.mp4#3
IsoMedia import - track ID 3 - Video (size 512 x 384)
Appending file p2video.mp4#3
Saving output.mp4: 0.500 secs Interleaving
Writing: |=========== | (56/100)
the first clip is 34.29 long and 199meg in size, and the joined clip is 400meg in size with the same time of 34.29 :(
edit:
so i have a file now that has 2 video streams inside the 1 file. but they are not 1 long stream but the 2 short streams and i can pick to watch 1 or the other. not really a "join" function to me tho...