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Mr_Dave
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October 31, 2012
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how to combine recorded stream files *seg1,2,3,etc.f4f into a single video file for a DVD?

  • October 31, 2012
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After a live stream is over I've had requests to burn/copy the recorded stream to a DVD but the video is recorded into multiple .f4f segment files.

How can I package all the sgemented stream files into a single file so it can be burned to DVD for playback?

Thanks,

Dave

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    Anonymous
    November 1, 2012

    You can flatten using the f4fs using the f4v Post processing tool and play as mp4.

    FMS does not provide anything to combine f4fs together. For combining them you can use third party tools like movie maker, or video remaker, etc. Or you can write a server side script with a playlist of these f4fs and then record them into a single file.

    Hope this helps.

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    Mr_DaveAuthor
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    November 1, 2012

    So basically these are the steps I need to follow to create a single .flv file from the segmented .f4f files, correct?

    1. Rename each *.f4f file to *.f4v

    2. Flatten each .f4v file using the f4vpp.exe tool.

    3. Combine all the flattened .f4v files into a single .flv file using a 3rd party video editing tool.

    Seems like Adobe would've made it alot easier to piece them together or at least provide documentation how to do it.

    Thanks!

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    Anonymous
    November 1, 2012

    You dont need to rename the f4fs. The tool can take an f4f as an input.

    And thanks for your suggestion, we will look into it.

    Thanks....

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