: Click the Wrench icon (settings) → Audio codec tab → Check Keep original audio track to avoid losing sound quality.
in your terminal/command prompt: ffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i inputs.txt -c copy output.mp4 🌐 Method 3: Online Converters
If this file is part of a split video or a specific transport stream (TS) that needs merging or re-encoding into a standard MP4, follow the steps below. 🛠️ Method 1: Use VLC Media Player RTS0052 2 mp4
: Click Convert / Save at the bottom. Under Profile , choose Video - H.264 + MP3 (MP4) .
: Click Browse to name your new file (e.g., RTS0052_Final.mp4 ) and click Start . 💻 Method 2: Use FFmpeg (For Merging Parts) : Click the Wrench icon (settings) → Audio
To "put together" or convert the file (or its source parts), you can use free tools like VLC Media Player or FFmpeg .
If your video is split into multiple parts (like RTS0052_1 , RTS0052_2 ) and you want to combine them into one "piece," use this command: named inputs.txt with these lines: file 'RTS0052_1.mp4' file 'RTS0052_2.mp4' Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Under Profile , choose Video - H
This is the easiest way to "re-wrap" or convert a file without technical commands. : Go to the Media menu and select Convert / Save . Add Files : Click Add and select your RTS0052 file.