Calling the Command Line Tool FFmpeg to Concatenate Video Files

I often need to call external command line tools from MATLAB® to carry out various specialized tasks. Here I plan to make a utility that calls the FFmpeg tool to concatenate video files.

(Originally posted on Stuart’s MATLAB Video Blog)

Recorded: 15 Nov 2022

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