How to join videos use freeware

By | February 22, 2013
16 Comments

1.Click “add” button to select the video file you want to join.

join video tutorial 1

2.Click “Output Directory” button to set output directory. Better select another disk from input disk to get faster join speed.

join videos tutorial 2

3. Click “Join” button to join, please wait for a long time.

join videos tutorial 3

16 thoughts on “How to join videos use freeware”

  1. jay

    i just tried this the program does join the mp4 files but it loses quality and there is no sound afterwards..

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  2. Scott

    I tried joining two MP4 files, one is 178KB and the other 44KB. It outputs nothing although I get the “Done” dialog box.

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  3. Chris Cooney

    Hi. I left a message about long files for the Video Joiner. I tried the free MP4 joiner, and it could join two 800MB.

    I just ran it with four 800MB files, and it quit after 800MB, said it was done but only 800MB copied.

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    1. Chris Cooney

      I think the problem is in the Output file path. Things work if I always use the root. Paths do not work well, and using forward slashes instead of reverse slashes is confusing things.

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    2. admin Post author

      The files you want to join would same quality and encoder.

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  6. John Suchower

    When I join video files with imbedded subtitles, program fails to include the subtitles in the output.

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  7. Anindya Chatterjee

    I tried to join two mp4 videos of length 4.57GB and 1.99GB . It gives me error like :
    can’t read “length”: no such variable
    can’t read “length”: no such variable
    while executing
    “# Compiled — no source code available
    error “called a copy of a compiled script””
    (procedure “GetLength” line 1)
    invoked from within
    “# Compiled — no source code available
    error “called a copy of a compiled script””
    (procedure “btn_Add” line 1)
    invoked from within
    “btn_Add”
    invoked from within
    “.wbase.framebut.fra1.but1 invoke ”
    invoked from within
    “.wbase.framebut.fra1.but1 instate {pressed !disabled} { .wbase.framebut.fra1.but1 state !pressed; .wbase.framebut.fra1.but1 invoke } ”
    (command bound to event)

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