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1. Open the Terminal.app from Applications » Utilities
2. Use the following command, adjusted to your needs and ZIP-file location(s):

zip -s 0 ~/Downloads/splitted-zip.zip --out ~/Desktop/singlefile-filename.zip

3. Once you have created the single ZIP-file, use the following command to unzip it (again, adjust to your needs):

unzip ~/Desktop/singlefile-filename.zip

(from https://swissmacuser.ch/unzip-combine-splitted-zip-file-archive-macos/ )

However, if you are dealing with a set of zip files that do not include numbered file extensions (foo.z01, foo.z02, etc) and are simply multiple zip files that should be unarchived together into the same directory (such as a split Google Drive zip archive download: foo-001.zip foo-002.zip etc.), the following should work:

unzip '*.zip' -d /path/to/unzip/destination

(from https://superuser.com/questions/365643/how-to-unzip-split-files-on-os-x/517758#517758 )

1. Lauch OBS https://obsproject.com/es/download
2. Open “File” –> Select “Remux Recordings”
3. In the left panel, select the .mkv file you want to convert to .mp4 and in the right one set the destination
4. Click on “Remux”

Otherwise, if you haven’t created the video files yet you can select the automatic remux option in OBS:

1. Open “Settings”
2. Go to “Advanced”
3. In the “Recording” section tick the “Automatic Remux to mp4” option

Now you can use your footage in Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder.

zip -r -s ssize NewArchiveName.zip FolderName/

 

Basic options:
-r recurse into directories

Splits (archives created as a set of split files):
-s ssize create split archive with splits of size ssize, where ssize nm
n number and m multiplier ([k][m][g][t], default m), 100k -> 100 kB, 2g -> 2,000,000 kB (2GB)