@Aubron yeah, both videos will be comin' outta Premiere with the exact same settings... is this still a bad idea if that's the case?
(i'm sliding in an extra 30-second clip near the end but BEFORE the annotation end slate, so it's sadly not just straightforward concatenation)
hey, if i wanted to add a short 30-second clip to an hour-long video encoded in h.264...
is there a way to do that without spending 80 minutes exporting the whole entire video in Premiere all over again?
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you can splice the video with ffmpeg
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any recs for a good ffmpeg tool with a gui? (i will never use a command line for anything video-related between now and the day i die)
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Those commands, replacing input1.mp4 and input2.mp4 with the actual file names, should do the thing. I was thinking of a different encoding standard.
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Did you try travelling to Japan? That usually seems to fix the problem
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They can do that at subway i've heard.
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youtube allows you to add outros or intros to your videos by using the youtube editor, so you can try that if the 30 second clip is at the start or end
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*ffmpeg splice. Source: unfortunatey have written many video applications like
@ScoreShots that had to programmatically splice h.264 files
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