There are several ways that videos can be concatenated, depending on whether the individual videos share the same codec or not. When using FFmpeg to merge a series of video clips, the process is called concatenation, or concat for short. We'll look at two different ways to use FFmpeg and we'll end by looking at how you can achieve the same results using Shotstack, a cloud-based video editing API. We'll see how to do exactly that using FFmpeg, a command-line utility, that can be used to create, edit and process different types of media.
But how would you go about this if you wanted to do this with code? This process is easily done within a video editing application by dragging and dropping different video clips and placing them along a timeline. One of the core concepts of video editing involves stitching or merging together different clips to create a narrative or story.
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