I've got several 2-part (two separate files) movies which I encoded as MP4, MPEG-4 AVC / H.264 using 2-Pass ABR (6.000 bitrate / 12.000 vbv max bitrate) from it's sources.
Now i wanted to join all 2-part movies into a single file using MKVToolNix - but unfortunately only about 20% could be processed, the rest resulted in a warning:
There's also a bug report on the x264-devel mailing list.
My question is now:
Now i wanted to join all 2-part movies into a single file using MKVToolNix - but unfortunately only about 20% could be processed, the rest resulted in a warning:
- The codec's private data does not match (lengths: 40 and 40).
There's also a bug report on the x264-devel mailing list.
My question is now:
- Is 2pass encoding in general a really bad idea if you plan to join two files?
- What was going wrong while encoding? What messed up the encoder?
- What exactly does "length: 40" mean? Is there a free tool to inspect this parameter?
- Is there anything i could do with these already encoded files to get them together? Re-encode the second track one more time lossless? Which tool would you recommend here?