I have some mp4 videos that im trying to merge together, preferably with a free program. It seems like most of the programs you can find are paid programs, or they leave watermarks in your videos.
Solved with freemake video converter. ✔
Last edited by Cerawy; 23 Oct 2022 at 20:56.
GUI programs ...
AviDemux
OpenShot
FFmepeg Batch
Command line program
ffmpeg
Don't buy/pay - most of the paid programs are simply the open source programs with a commercial GUI added. And so many have preset options that don't always suit the process, and over which the user has little control. Most are simply smoke and mirrors with bells and whistles added.
Last edited by idgat; 17 Oct 2022 at 18:52.
I could let you have a copy of a no longer available free program that I use. You'd have do delete an adware file from the program though when installing.
Or just get VSDC. Import then add to timeline. Then export.
How to merge files in VSDC Free Video Editor | How-to
Hello @Cerawy,
When I have a need to do this, I use Freemake to join videos or change the format . . .
> Freemake Video Converter
There are videos available such as . . .
> How to combine two videos using Freemake Video Converter Software
It mightNOTbe the best, but for the times when I need to do this, it suits me.
I hope this helps.
Or you could use the command line option using CMD window ...
Copy /B "filename1.mp4" + "filename2.mp4" + "filename3.mp3" + ["etc"] "outputfilename"
Hint/Tips
- change CMD window to the directory path where files are stored
- files ideally should be same specs (video stream specs, audio stream specs, aspect ratios, etc)
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