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  1. I have a mkv thats video only (no audio), and several *.ts audio files that are chunks of a single audio track. Is there a single command I can run to sequentially merge the audio files with the mkv video file? Should I use mkvmerge or ffmpeg?
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  2. you can do it quietly in Mkvmerge .. audio(append files)
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  3. I tried that and it does work, but I'd prefer a non-GUI approach so that its easier to automate. I know the GUI can also display the exact command prompt, but I was having trouble understanding how to set up the command, it seemed pretty complex for an easy operation. For example, if I have 'video.mkv' and 'pt1.ts', 'pt2.ts', and 'pt3.ts', what's the proper way to merge these files with mkvmerge on a command line?
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  4. try

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     mkvmerge.exe "video.mkv" "pt1.ts" + "pt2.ts" + "pt3.ts" --track-order 0:0,1:0 --append-to 2:0:1:0,3:0:2:0 -o "new.mkv"
    pause
    take as reference you display command prompt ..
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