No and you won't be able to do it like for a start since there is a file header and other information at the start of mpeg files. I guess you could strip the header off it (read up on mpeg file format) with a hex editor, then write the 2nd file to the end of the first. Im sure there are tools already out there to join mpegs together, which would save a lot of time
Yes, sorry, I'm being a bit vague. The MPEG2 files are in the form of Transport Streams. They can be simply joined together with "copy /b file1 file2 newfile" in Windows. I would like to be able to do the same on my Mac.
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