comcut: add support for non-TS compatible video codecs#52
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This change dynamically detects the video codec of the input file. If the codec is not natively compatible with MPEG-TS (e.g., codecs other than H.264, HEVC, or MPEG series), the script now uses MKV as the intermediate container format instead of TS. It also updates the concatenation logic to use FFmpeg's concat demuxer with a file list for MKV files, ensuring wider format support while maintaining the existing TS workflow for compatible streams.
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This change dynamically detects the video codec of the input file. If the codec is not natively compatible with MPEG-TS (e.g., codecs other than H.264, HEVC, or MPEG series), the script now uses MKV as the intermediate container format instead of TS. It also updates the concatenation logic to use FFmpeg's concat demuxer with a file list for MKV files, ensuring wider format support while maintaining the existing TS workflow for compatible streams.