However this example applies to video specificallyĬan anyone lead me in the right direction? Second, I have tried to 'concate' this with ffmpeg but I'm not sure which is the best option. This generated a text file with the following type of content: file './audio file a.webm'įirst, I believe the './' is causing a problem, because when I look at other examples I don't see this but I am not sure why it is generating this way in my script because I don't see this in web examples online. *.* do echo 'file '$f'' > mylist.txt done I found a script that I could write online where someone is creating a file called 'mylist.txt' with this bit of code: # with a bash for loopįor f in. Lets say for sake of argument, my directory has the following files: audio file a.webm

I am trying to make one long mp3 file from the audio in all of these strung together from start to finish.

The majority of these are 'webm' (with no video) and there are a few 'm4a'. I have a folder with several audio files. I am using linux-mint 19, with ffmpeg installed. I have done some searching (for several hours) and tried to manipulate many examples to work for me, but I still keep coming up empty here.

Ffmpeg concat example