Long story short, for internal trading videos updates i need to add a predone video cut to a lot of old videos. I need a way to not having to pass everyone one by one by premiere. Any software that could do that?
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1are you familiar with ffmpeg? You could write a batch-script using ffmpeg to concat the ending to any video automatically after running the script.– Florian ClaaßenJul 1, 2020 at 6:01
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@Florian Claaßen Never used it and coding is not my expertise, to say the least– Yago RosaJul 2, 2020 at 7:48
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Assuming all your clips are the same format and dimensions:
Using FFmpeg, I think this would append the "ending.mp4" on to "file1.mp4" and save it as "output1.mp4":
ffmpeg -i "concat:file1.mp4|ending.mp4" -c copy output1.mp4
On a Mac, I would install Homebrew, then run the ffmpeg brew command to install FFmpeg.
You can also do this using Adobe Media Encoder, but would take longer if you have many clips.
Quicktime in Apple has a trim and drop edit function built into the player app. You just copy your footage in the time line and drop it into the old footage in the right place. Pretty useful for a light edit.
