I also just installed ffmpeg for this project so I am not that familiar with its full capabilities, I have just been going off some examples I have found of what I am trying to do.Ĭomputer specs if that helps Windows 10 Pro AMD Ryzen 7 3800X GTX 2080 Super 32 GB RamĪdding -report to your command during testing is always good practice.
I have 3.5TB of free space so storage is not an issue. The quality of the final product is not a huge issue but I would like to keep it 720p if possible. What I would like to know is if there is a way to increase the memory so this does not happen? Is there a different command I could run that will not run in to this issue? Or am I going to have to reduce my file sizes some more to like 144p and compress the sh*t out of them even more. I have also tried combining the files in smaller chunks but I still run in to the same issue after 199 hours of footage. ts files and then concatenating and while that finished it had some invalid time stamps or something because it would only play about 5 hours even though the file was 888GB. I have tried a few different things to work around this, like converting everything to. List.txt does contain some files multiple times in order to loop them. the command I am running is the following:įfmpeg -f concat -i list.txt -c copy output.mp4 The segments are all 720p h.265 mp4 files.
I am trying to create an absurdly large mp4 file (about 700 hours) from multiple shorter segments each about 12 hours long.
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