Join recorded files together, What's next – Epiphan Pearl Mini Live Video Production System with 512GB SSD (NA/JP) User Manual

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Join recorded files together

3. All recordings are listed and sorted by date. Do one of the following:

a. To download an individual file, select the recording filename to download it.

b. To download multiple files, select the check box next to the recordings to download and then click

Download Selected. The files are download as a .zip file containing the selected recordings.

What's next?

To free up space for new recordings, consider deleting recordings off of Pearl Mini, see

Delete recorded files

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Join recorded files together

After recording files on Pearl Mini, you can join two or more files together. This is useful when a recording
exceeds the maximum recording time limit and the recording is split into multiple files. You can use the third-party
tool called ffmpeg to join the files.

Download ffmpeg from the Internet and join multiple recorded files

1. Download the files that you need from Pearl Mini and make sure you have the right paths and file names.

For example:

C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_16-24-56.avi

2. Use the command ffmpeg -i to specify the input file. For example:

ffmpeg -i C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_16-24-56.avi

3. Repeat the process and specify the file you want to join to the first file. You can keep adding as many files

as you want to join together. For example, specifying a second file looks like this:

ffmpeg -i C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_16-24-56.avi -i
C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_12-26-14.avi

4. Use the -c copy command to specify the output file. After the command, type in the location, file name and

file extension that you want for the concatenated file. The full line looks like this:

ffmpeg -i C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_16-24-56.avi -i
C:\Users\JoesComputer\downloads\Program_A_May11_12-26-14.avi -c copy
C:\Users\JoesComputer\Desktop\Concatenated_File.avi

5. After completing the process, you will be able to access your new file in the location you specified. The file

moves straight from the first video into the second without a pause.

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