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The QuickTime Player, the application provided with macOS. QuickTime is Apple's protocol for video and media creation and playback.
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Merging screen recordings without resampling
There is a command line tool called ffmpeg, which can be installed with any package manager such as brew or macports.
You can use concat option of ffmpeg like this:
ffmpeg -safe 0 -f concat -i listofv …
