Thousands of .ts file into one .ts file

[yy0901]

I tried to do bat file with
copy /b *.ts all.ts
which combined all the ts file
but I have thousands of ts file which mux not in order for the final file - the timeline is like 33.ts 330.ts 331.ts ... 3300.ts 3301.ts etc
starting ts file number is 31.ts

what should I do ...?

[Selur]

My first idea, would be to rename the files so they have leading zeros to match the length of the largest number, before processing them with copy. (i.e. using https://www.den4b.com/products/renamer with it's padding function)

[netmask56]

I tried to do bat file with
copy /b *.ts all.ts
which combined all the ts file
but I have thousands of ts file which mux not in order for the final file - the timeline is like 33.ts 330.ts 331.ts ... 3300.ts 3301.ts etc
starting ts file number is 31.ts

what should I do ...?

If these are from a DP series Beyonwiz take a look at this site and ask the question there. There was a small windows program locally developed to do this https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/9n1jx58m?p=-1#bottom

[beyonslay]

Create a sorted list of TS files: Use the dir command to generate a text file with the list of files sorted correctly. Combine files in order: Once the list is sorted, you can combine them in the desired order.

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[netmask56]

See if you can find this program, it was designed back in 2011 to do just what you need. YARDWiz-0.3.2-win32setup2 or this older but less friendly GUI WizFX1.0.2.3

[pandy]

You can use ffmpeg and https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate or use tsMuxeR - properly combined TS will have Continuity Counter monotonically increasing and as such error free.