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Joining two mp4s but keeping the chapter markers?
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I'd try Yamb. It's a windows frontend for MP4box. If you don't have access to windows then I'm not sure what to tell you. In the admittedly little searching I have done I haven't found an ideal mp4box solution on mac. There probably is though.
I will be at my parents house for Easter tomorrow and they use windows, so I am in luck! Thanks! If anyone else knows of a mac version though...
HobeSoundDarryl
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If these 2 MP4's are from DVD (part 1 & part 2) and you have the DVD, you can use DVD2OneX2 to ultimately end up with a single MP4.
However, if you all you have are 2 MP4s, you could use Quicktime Pro by pasting the 2nd one onto the end of the first one and then exporting a new (combined) file (though I'm not sure this will keep the chapter markers where they are).
However, if you all you have are 2 MP4s, you could use Quicktime Pro by pasting the 2nd one onto the end of the first one and then exporting a new (combined) file (though I'm not sure this will keep the chapter markers where they are).
Very cool, I have one 2 disc movie that I would like to combine into one. Does the free trial on this give you enough privilege to do this? I do not want to have to purchase the whole program for one movie. If I like it and end up with more 2 disc movies in the future I will buy it then.
You can't toggle compression. It will always compress to fit the selected media type(if needed), however you can change your media to a 9G dual layer disk, or even a custom value.
That said, if I try using a custom value much larger then 9G, the program crashes. This is very rarely an issue. I ran low on space for LOTR and it was a bit finicky. I think I just cut off part end the credits to make it fit (it was a while ago)