S05 Ffmpeg — Rick And Morty

Below is a practical, step-by-step guide. I’ll assume you have (e.g., s05e01.mkv , s05e02.mp4 , etc.) and want to join them into one continuous video with optional crossfades, intro/outro skipping, or audio normalization. 1. Basic concatenation (no re-encoding, fast) If your episodes are already in the same codec/format and you don’t need fancy transitions: Step 1 – Create a file list Create files.txt (each line: file 'episode.mkv' ):

First, find timestamps (e.g., intro 0:00–0:45, outro 21:15–22:00).

Then trim each:

ffmpeg -i feature.mp4 -i chapters.txt -map_metadata 1 -codec copy final_with_chapters.mp4 If yes – follow method 1 (concatenation). If no – I can only give technical ffmpeg commands, not the copyrighted content.

[CHAPTER] TIMEBASE=1/1000 START=0 END=1320000 title=Episode 1 [CHAPTER] TIMEBASE=1/1000 START=1320000 END=2640000 title=Episode 2 ... Then add to the final file: rick and morty s05 ffmpeg

It sounds like you want to (e.g., a fan edit, compilation, or “movie” cut) from Rick and Morty Season 5 using ffmpeg .

file 's05e01.mkv' file 's05e02.mkv' file 's05e03.mkv' file 's05e04.mkv' file 's05e05.mkv' file 's05e06.mkv' file 's05e07.mkv' file 's05e08.mkv' file 's05e09.mkv' file 's05e10.mkv' ffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i files.txt -c copy rick_and_morty_s5_feature.mkv ✅ Pros: Lossless, instant, no quality loss ❌ Cons: No transitions, possible audio/video gaps 2. With crossfade (requires re-encoding) If you want smooth transitions (e.g., 1-second fade between episodes): Below is a practical, step-by-step guide

Create chapters.txt :