Thawxx wrote:
..After that I am going to merge it again, so which mencoder options
could I use for that too?
The thing I am trying to do is for example divide a video file in 1
second chunks, send the chunks separately througth the network, and
then merging them again at the receiver side.
So when merging I shall not see that it is a merged video, I would
like to get the original video at the end.
Thank you!
Thawxx schrieb:
Hello
Is it possible to divide a video file in chunks of a specific time
length, for example one second?
Using mencoder for example
Thank you!
If you don't need to be able to play the separate chunks, merely
transfer them, recombine them, then play the recombination, you can use
the UNIX/Linux split program. For example, assuming that you want a
100,000 byte chunk size:
mkdir chunks
cd chunks
split -b 100kb - filename < ../filename
Then transfer the entire chunks subdir. At the destination, recombine
the chunks using cat:
cd chunks
cat filename* > ../filename
Once this finishes, you can remove the chunks subdir from the
destination. The recombined file is as playable as the original.
--Larry
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