Only one file does this, and it's 4.35GB. None of the other files are over 4GB. Is that an issue?
jamesryanbell macrumors 68020 Original poster Mar 17, 2009 2,171 93 Nov 10, 2010 #1 Only one file does this, and it's 4.35GB. None of the other files are over 4GB. Is that an issue?
Mal macrumors 603 Jan 6, 2002 6,252 18 Orlando Nov 10, 2010 #2 More likely it's just in an incompatible format. Not all MP4's are necessarily the same. Might consider dropping it in Handbrake and converting it to iTunes format. jW
More likely it's just in an incompatible format. Not all MP4's are necessarily the same. Might consider dropping it in Handbrake and converting it to iTunes format. jW
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2008 14,328 7 forlod bygningen Nov 10, 2010 #3 You can also use VideoSpec to analyse the file and post the report here. Also use VideoSpec on a working .mp4 file and post that report too (as I don't use iTunes for videos).
You can also use VideoSpec to analyse the file and post the report here. Also use VideoSpec on a working .mp4 file and post that report too (as I don't use iTunes for videos).