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Joining two .mp4 movies

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I need to join two .mp4 movies as it's one project split into two halves, I just need them to be one file that just transitions seamlessly. Does anyone know any freeware that does this? I tried doing it in imovie but it proved very difficult and the aspect ratio got all screwy...I just want to stick em together...thanks.
 
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Fromasta Flex said:
I need to join two .mp4 movies as it's one project split into two halves, I just need them to be one file that just transitions seamlessly. Does anyone know any freeware that does this? I tried doing it in imovie but it proved very difficult and the aspect ratio got all screwy...I just want to stick em together...thanks.
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visualhub will allow you to join two files
 
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If you have Quicktime Pro, open the first part of the movie, and set the marker to the end, then open the second part in a different window. With the second part active, do apple+a (or Edit>>Select All), then apple+c (or Edit>>Copy), then make the first part active again, and do apple+v (or Edit>>Paste), now save the whole thing as one file.

Sorry, I know quicktime pro and visualhub are both pay, but both cheap.
Brian
 
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