machan eHow eke eken nam wenne okoma file ekakata join wena eka
machan..hari yanne nathi wei umbage wede..duka thamai..eka eka karapan.sorry machan

machan eHow eke eken nam wenne okoma file ekakata join wena eka

machan..hari yanne nathi wei umbage wede..duka thamai..eka eka karapan.sorry machan![]()
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EndVideo = fixedclip.avi
For i = 1 to 100
do
cat $vid_i.avi $EndVideo > final_i.avi
done
use a batch file.
If the videos are in AVI or MPEG format you can just join them using the CAT command.
Here's a pseudo code :
Code:EndVideo = fixedclip.avi For i = 1 to 100 do cat $vid_i.avi $EndVideo > final_i.avi done
thats just a pseudo code to show how the CAT command can be used. You'll have to write a proper DOS Batch file for it to actually work on windows.meken kohomada machan wade karaganne ?
meken kohomada machan wade karaganne ?
thats just a pseudo code to show how the CAT command can be used. You'll have to write a proper DOS Batch file for it to actually work on windows.
The CAT command joins 2 files. Since standard MPG or AVI files are sequential files, they can be joined using the CAT command.



For this to work, the endclip mpg has to be in a separate folder and the clips in another folder.wow this seems great bro![]()
can you explain how to use it on windows..
btw im not much of a coder so can you list me the steps i should follow![]()
for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.mpg' ) do cat c:\clip\%%a c:\endclip\endcilp.mpg > c:\clip\final_%%a
For this to work, the endclip mpg has to be in a separate folder and the clips in another folder.
change the folder names and file names to suit your folders and files.
Save that as appendvideo.batCode:for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.mpg' ) do cat c:\clip\%%a c:\endclip\endcilp.mpg > c:\clip\final_%%a
and execute it.
for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.avi' ) do cat c:\clip\%%a c:\endclip\endcilp.avi > c:\clip\final_%%a

replace cat with copy command.i tried it with avi files (i adjusted the code to)Code:for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.avi' ) do cat c:\clip\%%a c:\endclip\endcilp.avi > c:\clip\final_%%a
but the files i have in C:\clip are of 0 bytes (i gave the command run as admin also)![]()
for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.avi' ) do copy c:\clip\%%a+c:\endclip\endcilp.avi c:\clip\final_%%a
replace cat with copy command.
try :
Code:for /f %%a IN ('dir /b c:\clips\*.avi' ) do copy c:\clip\%%a+c:\endclip\endcilp.avi c:\clip\final_%%a
not even 0 bytes onesimpossible! I just tested that on XP.this time no filesnot even 0 bytes ones

impossible! I just tested that on XP.
Does your clips have spaces in the file names ?
or share your desktop with teamviewer (PM the id/pass )
i don't have teamviewer i will grab it and install it 