Join Multiple Video (flv, mpg) files in Windows
Hello Readers!
There are times when you get multiple files in small chunks of the same video clip or movie.
What do you do? Offcourse you play the files in your media player.
So what is the problem?
The media player disturbs the flow of the movie after each file. Even if the files are properly arranged in the list of the player, there will always be a small pause.
What's more annoying is the number of files required for a single movie.
The following 3 tricks will help you to combine multiple video files (only mpg files, other formats may work with the second trick).
Update: There are comments that this works for joining flash video (flv) files as well. These are the type of files you can download from YouTube.
If you get timecode corruption after merging FLV files, check out this comment to avoid timecode problems when joining flv files.
This small compilation won't make you sweat. It's really easy to try. Give it a go if you are interested.
Trick 1
1. Open a blank text file.
2. Type copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg
3. Save the file with a .Bat extension.
Let's say you saved the text file as Joiner.Bat.
4. Now Copy and Paste this Joiner.Bat file in a folder which contains more than one mpg files.
5. Double click the Joiner.Bat file.
A combined file named FullMovie.mpg is created from all the mpg files in the folder.
Based on the limited testing I did, this trick didn't work with avi and wmv file formats.
However, you can try and check if this works for other file formats.
Below is a small video demo (click to play) of this trick
Trick 2
This is an old trick I used a lot.
1. Here, you'll have to add all the small mpg files into a zip file. This can be done using Winzip.
2. A very important thing to remember here is the files must be zipped without any compression.
3. Arrange the order of the files in the zip.
4. Rename the zip file as an mpg file.
5. That's it! Click and enjoy the movie.
This works pretty well with mpg files. You can try this with other file formats. Please comment or reply back if this trick works for any of the other formats.
Trick 3
The third and final method is a superset of the first method.
Here, the command prompt is used to join files. An advantage over the first trick is you can specify the files you want to join.
1. Click Start >> Run.
2. Type cmd and press Enter. This will open the command prompt.
3. In the command prompt, type
copy /b "D:\FirstClip.mpg" + "D:\SecondClip.mpg" "D:\FullMovie.mpg"
where FirstClip.mpg and SecondClip.mpg are the video files to join and FullMovie.mpg is the resultant combined file.
You can specify any number of files to join.
Also notice I have typed the entire file path in the above command.
4. Press enter and the files will be joined.
Using Other Softwares
Check out the tools below that may just do the trick for you (Got them from reader comments) :
a. Movica
b. AviDemux
c. FLV Binder
d. Andy's FLV Joiner
If you have any other tricks, feel free to contribute or comment....
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There are times when you get multiple files in small chunks of the same video clip or movie.
What do you do? Offcourse you play the files in your media player.
So what is the problem?
The media player disturbs the flow of the movie after each file. Even if the files are properly arranged in the list of the player, there will always be a small pause.
What's more annoying is the number of files required for a single movie.
The following 3 tricks will help you to combine multiple video files (only mpg files, other formats may work with the second trick).
Update: There are comments that this works for joining flash video (flv) files as well. These are the type of files you can download from YouTube.
If you get timecode corruption after merging FLV files, check out this comment to avoid timecode problems when joining flv files.
This small compilation won't make you sweat. It's really easy to try. Give it a go if you are interested.
Trick 1
1. Open a blank text file.
2. Type copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg
3. Save the file with a .Bat extension.
Let's say you saved the text file as Joiner.Bat.
4. Now Copy and Paste this Joiner.Bat file in a folder which contains more than one mpg files.
5. Double click the Joiner.Bat file.
A combined file named FullMovie.mpg is created from all the mpg files in the folder.
Based on the limited testing I did, this trick didn't work with avi and wmv file formats.
However, you can try and check if this works for other file formats.
Below is a small video demo (click to play) of this trick
Trick 2
This is an old trick I used a lot.
1. Here, you'll have to add all the small mpg files into a zip file. This can be done using Winzip.
2. A very important thing to remember here is the files must be zipped without any compression.
3. Arrange the order of the files in the zip.
4. Rename the zip file as an mpg file.
5. That's it! Click and enjoy the movie.
This works pretty well with mpg files. You can try this with other file formats. Please comment or reply back if this trick works for any of the other formats.
Trick 3
The third and final method is a superset of the first method.
Here, the command prompt is used to join files. An advantage over the first trick is you can specify the files you want to join.
1. Click Start >> Run.
2. Type cmd and press Enter. This will open the command prompt.
3. In the command prompt, type
copy /b "D:\FirstClip.mpg" + "D:\SecondClip.mpg" "D:\FullMovie.mpg"
where FirstClip.mpg and SecondClip.mpg are the video files to join and FullMovie.mpg is the resultant combined file.
You can specify any number of files to join.
Also notice I have typed the entire file path in the above command.
4. Press enter and the files will be joined.
Using Other Softwares
Check out the tools below that may just do the trick for you (Got them from reader comments) :
a. Movica
b. AviDemux
c. FLV Binder
d. Andy's FLV Joiner
If you have any other tricks, feel free to contribute or comment....
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Comment by 
Anonymous on May 31, 2007 5:44 AM
Anonymous on May 31, 2007 5:44 AM
perfect it works with FLV files.. thanks for the help!
You save my Day - Brilliant Tipp!
Now I can merge my Flash-Video Files in seconds whitout re-encoding! Thank You :)
Now I can merge my Flash-Video Files in seconds whitout re-encoding! Thank You :)
You save my Day - Brilliant Tipp!
Now I can merge my Flash-Video Files in seconds whitout re-encoding! Thank You :)
Now I can merge my Flash-Video Files in seconds whitout re-encoding! Thank You :)
When I merge FLVs - the Timecode get corrupted!
Only the Time of the lastest File was integrated.
EXAMPLE:. I have 4 x 15 Minutes pieces of FLV Files.
When I join this four Files to a 1 Hour File, in this bigger One only 15 Minutes are shown!
How can I repair the Timecode to became the real Length?
Only the Time of the lastest File was integrated.
EXAMPLE:. I have 4 x 15 Minutes pieces of FLV Files.
When I join this four Files to a 1 Hour File, in this bigger One only 15 Minutes are shown!
How can I repair the Timecode to became the real Length?
The timecode get corrupted !!!!
Only the Time of the first File was integrated!!!!
help :(
Only the Time of the first File was integrated!!!!
help :(
FLV Merge (Created by asm)
DD: Oct 2006 - English/Asian - 3 KB - Standalone (.zip) + NET Frameworks 2.0 required
HP: http://orz.s176.xrea.com
DL: http://orz.s176.xrea.com/download/FLVMerge.zip
SS: http://forum.geizhals.at/files/25842/flv-merge.gif
Japanese(?) Command Line Tool joins multiple *.FLV without Re-Encoding.
Considers the correct Timecode and add them! :)
Needs .NET Framework 2.0 Runtimes to run.
This Syntax: flvmerge filename1.flv filename2.flv ...etc. resulting in a merge.flv
DD: Oct 2006 - English/Asian - 3 KB - Standalone (.zip) + NET Frameworks 2.0 required
HP: http://orz.s176.xrea.com
DL: http://orz.s176.xrea.com/download/FLVMerge.zip
SS: http://forum.geizhals.at/files/25842/flv-merge.gif
Japanese(?) Command Line Tool joins multiple *.FLV without Re-Encoding.
Considers the correct Timecode and add them! :)
Needs .NET Framework 2.0 Runtimes to run.
This Syntax: flvmerge filename1.flv filename2.flv ...etc. resulting in a merge.flv
great trick! thank you
If you want to use a GUI, you can use Movica [http://movica.sourceforge.net]
I think it uses flvmerge; not sure.
I think it uses flvmerge; not sure.
TRICK NO.:1 WORKS PERFECT FOR FLV THANKS
TO YOU AND GOOD OLD DOS !!!
YOU MUST NUMBER THE FILES TO GET YHE GOOD SEQUENCE.
THANKS
TO YOU AND GOOD OLD DOS !!!
YOU MUST NUMBER THE FILES TO GET YHE GOOD SEQUENCE.
THANKS
i'm trying to join 4 flv videos with the 1st trick, but i don't know what to type in the notepad! do i have to type this:copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg or copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv ??? thanks
@Anon -
For FLV, it is
copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
and for MPG
copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg
For FLV, it is
copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
and for MPG
copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg
I can't explain how much love this trick! It joins the mpegs seamlessly. I had lots of cluttered clips and tv segments that now I can join. Woohoo!
Even better, this trick also works with ASCII files (*.txt, *.html, etc.)
November 12, 2007 7:32 AM anon,
yes, you have to type: copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
I have several "joiners": join_mpg.bat, join_flv.bat, join_html.bat, and so on for each specific joinable filetype.
Thanks Tech Xpress, you saved me a lot of time!
Even better, this trick also works with ASCII files (*.txt, *.html, etc.)
November 12, 2007 7:32 AM anon,
yes, you have to type: copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
I have several "joiners": join_mpg.bat, join_flv.bat, join_html.bat, and so on for each specific joinable filetype.
Thanks Tech Xpress, you saved me a lot of time!
Do not try this with your FLV (youtube) files. I've tried, it looked like it'd already been merged but actually, it only played the 1st part of the movie and discontinued.
Ps. Now, I have to download all the videos again. Do you know how to separate them back?
Ps. Now, I have to download all the videos again. Do you know how to separate them back?
Natasha: Thanks for commenting.
Your's is one of the stray cases about this trick not working for FLV files.
One of the comments mentions a software called Movica found at http://movica.sourceforge.net which can be used to merge FLV files.
I don't of any way to separate them back. Even if you merge movie1.flv & movie2.flv into fullmovie.flv, you'll always have the first two separated files in your hard-drive unless you deleted them manually.
Your's is one of the stray cases about this trick not working for FLV files.
One of the comments mentions a software called Movica found at http://movica.sourceforge.net which can be used to merge FLV files.
I don't of any way to separate them back. Even if you merge movie1.flv & movie2.flv into fullmovie.flv, you'll always have the first two separated files in your hard-drive unless you deleted them manually.
natasha said:
Do not try this with your FLV (youtube) files. I've tried, it looked like it'd already been merged but actually, it only played the 1st part of the movie and discontinued.
Ps. Now, I have to download all the videos again. Do you know how to separate them back?
___________________________________
thanks a lot..its work
dowload this:
Movica 6.5
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/movica/SetupMovica_Beta6_5.msi?download
Do not try this with your FLV (youtube) files. I've tried, it looked like it'd already been merged but actually, it only played the 1st part of the movie and discontinued.
Ps. Now, I have to download all the videos again. Do you know how to separate them back?
___________________________________
thanks a lot..its work
dowload this:
Movica 6.5
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/movica/SetupMovica_Beta6_5.msi?download
I've used flvmerge and movica and the timecode of the resulting video file is always corrupt (only plays the length of the first or first and second parts).
Is there any method or software that can be used to repair the timecode?
Is there any method or software that can be used to repair the timecode?
a month ago i downloaded a video files (in pdf format) named as tomorrow000 and tomorrow001. The problem is i don't know how to join them. i look for every video converter but none can do the job. i did asked the guy who upload these files but he never replies. I keep looking until i found th page a minute ago. Tell you what :
"IT WORKS!!!"
I can't believe this simple dos command really did the job.
Thank You.
"IT WORKS!!!"
I can't believe this simple dos command really did the job.
Thank You.
The batch file certainly works but the timecode corruption is a major issue, especially if you then try and convert the joined file into an avi/mpg etc.
If anyone knows of something that can fix this then that would be a real help!
If anyone knows of something that can fix this then that would be a real help!
The trick didn't work for me unfortunately. I tried merging the FLV's with same frame rate and rest other attributes. I stumbled upon a wonderful tool (free too!) which helped me get the merging done. It's called "Avidemux" and can be gotten from this URL:
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AviDemux
Thanks
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/AviDemux
Thanks
when i use the notepad trick, the size multiplies but the timeline is still the same.
same goes for movica.
avidemux works, but the audio video sync gets messed up.
any tips on how to tweak these programs to work?
same goes for movica.
avidemux works, but the audio video sync gets messed up.
any tips on how to tweak these programs to work?
Hi. I wish to know when i use the first trick, the size of the output is correct but the file didnt join together. as for the second trick i wish to learn but still not very sure. any video? please help.thanks
I have had some success with the latest version of Movica.
But could be that I have just been lucky
But could be that I have just been lucky
It works perfectly with FLV files!
Finally I found a very simple way to join those files without installing any crap :)
Finally I found a very simple way to join those files without installing any crap :)
How brilliant is that?! (i.e. Trick 1) I tried it with a set of six FLVs and it worked a charm. No sync problems at all. Can't believe how much time I wasted trying to find a program to do the same thing.
It totally works!!! ilikeggs
For joining flv files,I used flv merge:
1) Create a new folder on your desktop:Right click desktop>New folder. Name it flvfolder. Extract flvmerge.exe into this folder from the zip file you downloaded.
2) Put all your flv files in that folder. Name them 1.flv, 2.flv , 3.flv ... for simplicity.
3) Go to start>run>then type cmd and press enter to get command prompt.
4)You will now see c:\documents and settings\Your Name(whatever it is). You will need to change directory. So type cd c:\Documents and settings\Your name (whatever it is)\desktop\flvfolder\
4)Then just type flvmerge 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv etc. Press enter.
1) Create a new folder on your desktop:Right click desktop>New folder. Name it flvfolder. Extract flvmerge.exe into this folder from the zip file you downloaded.
2) Put all your flv files in that folder. Name them 1.flv, 2.flv , 3.flv ... for simplicity.
3) Go to start>run>then type cmd and press enter to get command prompt.
4)You will now see c:\documents and settings\Your Name(whatever it is). You will need to change directory. So type cd c:\Documents and settings\Your name (whatever it is)\desktop\flvfolder\
4)Then just type flvmerge 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv etc. Press enter.
For joining flv files,I used flv merge:
1) Create a new folder on your desktop:Right click desktop>New folder. Name it flvfolder. Extract flvmerge.exe into this folder from the zip file you downloaded.
2) Put all your flv files in that folder. Name them 1.flv, 2.flv , 3.flv ... for simplicity.
3) Go to start>run>then type cmd and press enter to get command prompt.
4)You will now see c:\documents and settings\Your Name(whatever it is). You will need to change directory. So type cd c:\Documents and settings\Your name (whatever it is)\desktop\flvfolder\
4)Then just type flvmerge 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv etc. Press enter.
1) Create a new folder on your desktop:Right click desktop>New folder. Name it flvfolder. Extract flvmerge.exe into this folder from the zip file you downloaded.
2) Put all your flv files in that folder. Name them 1.flv, 2.flv , 3.flv ... for simplicity.
3) Go to start>run>then type cmd and press enter to get command prompt.
4)You will now see c:\documents and settings\Your Name(whatever it is). You will need to change directory. So type cd c:\Documents and settings\Your name (whatever it is)\desktop\flvfolder\
4)Then just type flvmerge 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv etc. Press enter.
Trick 1 worked brilliant with .flv.
All you do is change the. mpg to .flv
IE: copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
All you do is change the. mpg to .flv
IE: copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv
thanx for the tip on FLV Merge, i used it on 10 .flv files i dl'd from youtube and it worked perfectly, and the timecodes were correct.
Thanks. It works great apart from my timecode is corrupted. How can I fix this?
Ive tried all of the tricks.......and they work........but with the Time Corrupted problem........does anyone knows the answer?......
Please........
Note: It happened after installing a different version of Real Player; Before that there wasnt a problem. I guess thats a clue....but i dont know
Please........
Note: It happened after installing a different version of Real Player; Before that there wasnt a problem. I guess thats a clue....but i dont know
For the flvmerge, may i know why i have error with that? what must i do to make it work? please help.. Thank you!!
love u
i still love u but theres a slight anamoly..the notepad trick joins flv files in the order of ascending file sizes and not according to the sequence in which i want them..any suggestions?
@Anon who loves me - Not sure whether this will work! But you can try specifying each file you want to combine...
copy /b "D:\FirstClip.flv" + "D:\SecondClip.flv" "D:\FullMovie.flv"
This is the third trick I mentioned in the article; but it was meant for mpg files. I haven't tested it with flv
copy /b "D:\FirstClip.flv" + "D:\SecondClip.flv" "D:\FullMovie.flv"
This is the third trick I mentioned in the article; but it was meant for mpg files. I haven't tested it with flv
WELL ...IM THE ANON GUY WHO LOVES YOU..[:P]..NO THT TRICK DONT WORK WITH FLV FILES..
Thanks. Method 1 worked perfectly for .vlc files name*1.vlc, *2.vlc...
THANKS Man.You Are GENIUS.
Please Keep this help going.
BEST WISHES!!!!!!!
Please Keep this help going.
BEST WISHES!!!!!!!
Great Job!, it works with FLV files.. thanks for the help!
- Venkat Ganjipally
- Venkat Ganjipally
Thanks, I google "join server flv files into one", then get a tutorial for help
There is another Freeware FLV Join Tool out - with correct Timecode - merging =)
http://www.flvsoft.com/bind_flv
Tutorial
FLV Binder is a command line tool to combine several flv files into one, follw this tutorial,
Installation guide:
Extract the files from the zip file to \windows\system32
Usage help:
[Start Menu] -> [Run] -> Type "cmd" and return to run command prompt ->
Type flvbind all.flv 1.flv 2.flv to bind 1.flv and 2.flv and make all.flv
Full usage syntax:
Usage: flvbind dest_file src_file1 src_file2 ...
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System Requirement
Windows 2000 and above
http://www.flvsoft.com/bind_flv
Tutorial
FLV Binder is a command line tool to combine several flv files into one, follw this tutorial,
Installation guide:
Extract the files from the zip file to \windows\system32
Usage help:
[Start Menu] -> [Run] -> Type "cmd" and return to run command prompt ->
Type flvbind all.flv 1.flv 2.flv to bind 1.flv and 2.flv and make all.flv
Full usage syntax:
Usage: flvbind dest_file src_file1 src_file2 ...
All rights reserved Moyea Software Inc.
System Requirement
Windows 2000 and above
THX VERY MUCH @thehop...Yours was the only tip that solve the Timecode problem.
At last.
At last.
Thanks alot. This works like a charm. Have no idea what some are saying about it messing up
I can't get anything to work with mp4's, they always only work for the first part of the set, the rest don't join for some reason.
@thehop is video god. Only one that worked. Thanks for your help mate ^.^
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This does not work for FLV files! It looks like it works but the timing is still the same as the first clip. Also, it does it in the wrong order. I am sick of downloading free trials that do not work so I am resorting to making a video playlist in iTunes. Annoying, but I find it my only option.
@Diana - Check out this comment to fix the timecode problem for FLV files.
No... that doesn't fix it. It's the same as the other joiners, which I suspect are all essentially identical.
all the vidoe joiners, video splitter and other softwares *ucks..! this trick is fast and hassle free.
Thx dude.
Thx dude.
I am trying to join a few FLV files. thru the 1st method. but it does not join in sequence, therefore the movie is all mixed up. what to do boss??
@Anon - Just try renaming the files first..something like 001.flv, 002.flv etc. Apply the first method after that.
You can also check out the 3rd trick.
You can also check out the 3rd trick.
Thanks vijeesh.. i renamed the files as per ur instructions,but still the files were joined in a wrong order. i dont know how to use the 3rd trick. dont have idea how its done. so gimme a simple solution..
thnx
thnx
@Anon - Here's a link to one of the comments above. This is done using a free software. Hope this helps..
the 3rd method is too complicated to understand.. so kindly guide me how to join the flv files in sequence. with the 1st trick, it sometimes joins in wrong order. any software etc for solving this problem??
@Anon - I had provided a link in my previous comment. Please check it! It points to a trick using a free software for joining flv files..
I just love it when there is a quick easy fix. It worked an absolute treat. Thank you.
I´ve a Vista Home Premium and tried 1° method, but although result a FullMovie.FLV with all the size of the joining ones, just run the first one. What´s worng pal?
Although I´ve tried with 1° method joining some FLV files and the rsult is a big one with the size equal to the total amount of the partial ones, just run as the first one. I´ve Vista Home Premium. What´s wrong pal?
Have used the 1st trick, FLVBinder and FLV Editor Pro and each time have had the same problem as Anonymous above - file size suggests all source files includuded but when I play the new file, only the 1st source file is included. SO frustrating!
Update
Success! Used Avidemux, worked perfectly!
Success! Used Avidemux, worked perfectly!
I have more than 100 .mpg files.. Will the 1st trick work for joining them? which order will it join, ascending,descending or random order?. please help me out in this.
I was planning to upload a company profile video , i want to merge the company introduction video and the promotional video, but i dont know how to merge video. You save my day dude! God bless.
IT DOESNT WORK TRICK:1,2,3
ALL ARE CRAP TRICKS>>>>SPAM
No ONE work with *.FLV or *.MPEG
ALL ARE CRAP TRICKS>>>>SPAM
No ONE work with *.FLV or *.MPEG
how want to combine 13 or more flv files into 1 movies file only? i already try to use all method but failed. hope someone can help me to solve this problem. thanks
Maybe a special flv joiner can help you combine 13 or more flv files into big one movie, if you need, check my blog
thanks for your sharing. Keep up the good work!
helllooo...
i had downloaded different flv movie files from youtube,when i am to join the flv files using copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv this trick then it appears to have combination of that small flv files. But it shows only 1st flv video.....!!!
try to help me out
i had downloaded different flv movie files from youtube,when i am to join the flv files using copy /b *.flv FullMovie.flv this trick then it appears to have combination of that small flv files. But it shows only 1st flv video.....!!!
try to help me out
ANDYS FLV JOINER is the BEST!!!!!!
can this work if I download a full movie (mpg) and will it fit on a 80 min cdr
I have the same problem as many have already stated i after using trick 1 and trick 3 to add .flv files i only get the first file in the list and the rest are not there?! so if you have another trick to help would be great
Trick number one worked for me. I combined two .flv files on the first try, now I look like a hero :D
Thanks!
Thanks!
tried the first trick and it really worked for flv file....gonna try other tricks too...thank you so much .saved lot of my time
wow..just tried first trick and it really worked for flv files ...gonna try other tricks too..thank you so much ..you just saved me
thanxxxxxxxxx a Lot !!!
All the Tricks Worked Perfectly .
Thanx again n Cheers ;P
All the Tricks Worked Perfectly .
Thanx again n Cheers ;P
the first and second ones didn't work for me, but the third one did. ^_^ I am running a vista, so that might explain it. lol thanks much! :D
hey man thanks verymuch for TRICK ONE. if possible plz give an idea to mix .VOB files.
I did coverting .VOB to .mpg, then joining .mpgs with Trick one and then finally converting to FullMovie to any format.
If there is any shortcut to this process, pls help
I did coverting .VOB to .mpg, then joining .mpgs with Trick one and then finally converting to FullMovie to any format.
If there is any shortcut to this process, pls help
I tried many ways including the tricks above,
but I found out that the absolutely best solution for *.flv files was the 'ANDY'S FLV JOINER' !!!!!!
but I found out that the absolutely best solution for *.flv files was the 'ANDY'S FLV JOINER' !!!!!!
yes, if none of those work try andy's flv joiner. only thing that would work for me.
Praise the lord for ANDY'S FLV JOINER
time code is now correct!!!
"claps hands"
Thanks aswell for the initial tricks also... very indeed useful!!
time code is now correct!!!
"claps hands"
Thanks aswell for the initial tricks also... very indeed useful!!
Hi, there's a newer ver of Andy's FLV Joiner here: http://ferretsoft.active.ws
Linked from: www.videohelp.com/tools/Andys_FLV_Joiner
Regards
Andy.
Linked from: www.videohelp.com/tools/Andys_FLV_Joiner
Regards
Andy.
