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From: John Corliss on 21 May 2010 17:00
Mark M. wrote:
> Ladies and gentlemen,
> I have a folder with 25 FLV files which together are a complete
> concert. How can I combine them and obtain one gapless file? Is there
> a simple and portable freeware program for this job?
> Thank you.

Use Pazera Free FLV to AVI Converter 1.2:

http://www.pazera-software.com/products/flv-to-avi-converter/

to convert the FLV files to .avi files with the same encoding,
resolution and frame rate. Then use Video Edit Master V1.8:

http://software.tutorialsroom.com/

to join them all into one file.

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From: Mike S. on 21 May 2010 20:52

In article <qr3ev5hrqt2knhd2eoga5bdbglh872rp6s(a)net.com>,
Yrrah <Yrrah-acf(a)acf.invalid> wrote:
>John Corliss <q34wsk20(a)yahoo.com>:
>
>> > I have a folder with 25 FLV files which together are a complete
>> > concert. How can I combine them and obtain one gapless file? Is there
>> > a simple and portable freeware program for this job?
>
>> Use Pazera Free FLV to AVI Converter 1.2:
>
>> to convert the FLV files to .avi files with the same encoding,
>> resolution and frame rate. Then use Video Edit Master V1.8:
>
>Simpler: 'Andy's FLV Joiner', "A simple Flash Video file joiner.
>Tested on FLV1/H263, VP6, AVC/H264 flash video formats."
>Problem: "VLC won't play joined h264 clips correctly."
>http://ferretsoft.active.ws/
>
>I tried this small (portable) program for a similar task as the OP's a
>while ago and it did the job. I can also confirm the problem with VLC.
>MPC Home Cinema played the file OK though. No visible or audible
>joints.

I have found this behavior of VLC with other container formats as well; it
is not restricted to FLV. For some reason it is picker or slower about
recontructing the contents of the video frame after an edit (either at the
immediate beginning of a file, or within).

VLC is an excellent and versatile player which will show files that
occasionally nothing else will play at all. It is also capable of smoother
output on slower machines than other players. But it definitely has its
warts.


From: M.L. on 21 May 2010 23:53


>> I have a folder with 25 FLV files which together are a complete
>> concert. How can I combine them and obtain one gapless file? Is there
>> a simple and portable freeware program for this job?

Andy's FLV Joiner (portable, no reencoding)
Input: FLV
Output: FLV
OS: Win 2000/XP/2003/Vista
http://www.themisteriosos.com/portable-flv-joiner-join-unlimited-flv-files.htm
http://ferretsoft.active.ws
From: bbb on 22 May 2010 01:42
http://www.digital-digest.com/software/download.php?sid=1847&ssid=0&did=1


From: Ian Jackson on 29 May 2010 03:31
In message <tb2gv5tta7rbe27rrugvr65o4guq48ihl7(a)4ax.com>, Mark M.
<mark.myname(a)postmaster.co.invalid> writes
>On 22th May 2010 Yrrah wrote:
>
>> Simpler: 'Andy's FLV Joiner', "A simple Flash Video file joiner.
>> Tested on FLV1/H263, VP6, AVC/H264 flash video formats."
>> Problem: "VLC won't play joined h264 clips correctly."
>> http://ferretsoft.active.ws/
>
>Thank you. Andy's FLV Joiner is exactly what I was looking for.
>
I'm pretty sure that DVD Flick accepts FLV inputs directly (producing a
DVD at the end, of course). It's a while since I did it, but, for fun, I
did make a full-length DVD movie of 'The Time Machine' from the parts
available on YouTube.
--
ian
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