I want to keep the fragmented mp4 file without splitting it and use the SegmentTemplate with time based indexing. I have tried all possible combinations however unable to have it working without splitting the file. Only if I use the --smooth option with --no-split the file is not split in to segment and also it uses the time based template. Checking if there is some option that I am missing ?

Here is the smooth example, however it generates additional ism files and it uses following template  
  `media="stream.ism/QualityLevels($Bandwidth$)/Fragments(video=$Time$)"`

Here is command

`mp4dash -f --smooth /home/sample/a.2.mp4 /home/sample/v10000.2.mp4 /home/sample/v1000.2.mp4 /home/sample/v600.2.mp4 /home/sample/v300.2.mp4 -o /home/sample/mpd --mpd-name=410776960.mpd  --no-split`


Packaging DASH stream with time based index without splitting mp4 file
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repo:Bento4
owner:axiomatic-systems
Title : Packaging DASH stream with time based index without splitting mp4 file
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I want to keep the fragmented mp4 file without splitting it and use the SegmentTemplate with time based indexing. I have tried all possible combinations however unable to have it working without splitting the file. Only if I use the --smooth option with --no-split the file is not split in to segment and also it uses the time based template. Checking if there is some option that I am missing ?

Here is the smooth example, however it generates additional ism files and it uses following template  
  `media="stream.ism/QualityLevels($Bandwidth$)/Fragments(video=$Time$)"`

Here is command

`mp4dash -f --smooth /home/sample/a.2.mp4 /home/sample/v10000.2.mp4 /home/sample/v1000.2.mp4 /home/sample/v600.2.mp4 /home/sample/v300.2.mp4 -o /home/sample/mpd --mpd-name=410776960.mpd  --no-split`


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