: The most efficient way to merge videos without re-encoding (which preserves quality and is very fast).
Create a text file (e.g., inputs.txt ) listing all files: file 'clip1.mp4' , file 'clip2.mp4' .
If you are looking for instructions on how to "merge all clips" into one MP4, these are the most standard technical approaches:
There is no academic or technical "paper" titled precisely "all clips mergemp4." Instead, this phrase refers to the process of multiple MP4 files into a single video, commonly performed using the command-line tool FFmpeg .
In computer science research involving large video datasets (like action recognition or video captioning), "merging clips" is often discussed as part of a rather than a standalone paper. For example:
Run the following command: ffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i inputs.txt -c copy output.mp4 .
: Papers like MMTrail discuss merging and splitting millions of clips to create multimodal datasets.