By running the above 2 commands i get 2 files "OUTPUTFILENAME_1.MXF" , "OUTPUTFILENAME_2.MXF" and now i need to concatenate (join) them . Currently i am doing that using FFMPEG . Can i skip the ffmpeg part and join them while running first 2 commands..
No, you would need to create the intermediate OP1A files first and then concatenate them using something like this:
bmxtranswrap --no-reorder -y 10:00:00:00 -t op1a -o concat.mxf outputfilename_1.mxf outputfilename_2.mxf
The --no-reorder option is required if the timecode between the intermediate files is not continuous. -y sets the start timecode.
Philip
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Hi ,
Command 1
bmxtranswrap --start 1500 --dur 2500 -t op1a -o "OUTPUTFILENAME_1.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\VIDEO\0007HT.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\0007HT00.MXF" "\U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\0007HT00.MXF"
Command 2
bmxtranswrap --start 3400 --dur 1500 -t op1a -o "OUTPUTFILENAME_2.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\VIDEO\1117HT.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\1117HT00.MXF" "\U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\1117HT00.MXF"
By running the above 2 commands i get 2 files "OUTPUTFILENAME_1.MXF" , "OUTPUTFILENAME_2.MXF" and now i need to concatenate (join) them . Currently i am doing that using FFMPEG . Can i skip the ffmpeg part and join them while running first 2 commands..
e.g something like
bmxtranswrap "OUTPUTFILENAME_3.MXF" --start 1500 --dur 2500 -t op1a -o "OUTPUTFILENAME_1.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\VIDEO\0007HT.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\0007HT00.MXF" "\U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\0007HT00.MXF" + --start 3400 --dur 1500 -t op1a -o "OUTPUTFILENAME_2.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\VIDEO\1117HT.MXF" "U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\1117HT00.MXF" "\U:\CONTENTS\AUDIO\1117HT00.MXF"
regards
No, you would need to create the intermediate OP1A files first and then concatenate them using something like this:
bmxtranswrap --no-reorder -y 10:00:00:00 -t op1a -o concat.mxf outputfilename_1.mxf outputfilename_2.mxf
The --no-reorder option is required if the timecode between the intermediate files is not continuous. -y sets the start timecode.
Philip