trying to join 2 webm files, encoded with the same settings
mkvmerge -o full.webm part1.webm part2.webm
creates a file full.webm with 4 tracks.
Chrome, Firefox and Totem are only able to handle the first 2 tracks or
part1. Is there a way to join 2 files in a way that the output only has
2 tracks, one for audio and one for video?
thanks,
j
On 08/25/2010 10:20 AM, j...@v2v.cc wrote:
> trying to join 2 webm files, encoded with the same settings
>
> mkvmerge -o full.webm part1.webm part2.webm
>
> creates a file full.webm with 4 tracks.
> Is there a way to join 2 files in a way that the output only has
> 2 tracks, one for audio and one for video?
adding a + to part2 do this:
mkvmerge -o full.webm part1.webm +part2.webm