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ffplay can use the concat demuxer similar to ffmpeg.

Create a file that lists up the files you want to play:

# list.txt file 'audiofileA.mp3' file 'audiofileB.mp3' 

Then run ffplay:

ffplay -f concat -i list.txt 

Other useful options:

  • Use -autoexit to make it exit when it's done
  • Use -loop 0 to loop forever (press q to quit).
  • Use -savesafe 0 if the file paths are absolute (or contain other special characters).

See the ffmpeg wiki about concat demuxer for more details.

ffplay can use the concat demuxer similar to ffmpeg.

Create a file that lists up the files you want to play:

# list.txt file 'audiofileA.mp3' file 'audiofileB.mp3' 

Then run ffplay:

ffplay -f concat -i list.txt 

Other useful options:

  • Use -autoexit to make it exit when it's done
  • Use -loop 0 to loop forever (press q to quit).
  • Use -save 0 if the file paths are absolute.

See the ffmpeg wiki about concat demuxer for more details.

ffplay can use the concat demuxer similar to ffmpeg.

Create a file that lists up the files you want to play:

# list.txt file 'audiofileA.mp3' file 'audiofileB.mp3' 

Then run ffplay:

ffplay -f concat -i list.txt 

Other useful options:

  • Use -autoexit to make it exit when it's done
  • Use -loop 0 to loop forever (press q to quit).
  • Use -safe 0 if the file paths are absolute (or contain other special characters).

See the ffmpeg wiki about concat demuxer for more details.

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ffplay can use the concat demuxer similar to ffmpeg.

Create a file that lists up the files you want to play:

# list.txt file 'audiofileA.mp3' file 'audiofileB.mp3' 

Then run ffplay:

ffplay -f concat -i list.txt 

Other useful options:

  • Use -autoexit to make it exit when it's done
  • Use -loop 0 to loop forever (press q to quit).
  • Use -save 0 if the file paths are absolute.

See the ffmpeg wiki about concat demuxer for more details.