Alex Conwoy

Implementing a "reload on external modification" feature in MP4 Splitter can enhance user experience. Developers can create a temporary internal copy of the file for processing here while allowing external modifications to prompt a reload option, addressing file locking concerns for a more user-friendly interface.

You can create a text file where you list the file names in the desired order, allowing for easy reference and adjustments later. Alternatively, consider using video editing software with a storyboard feature to arrange and save the clips in the preferred sequence before making any final adjustments.

Consider using video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro or iMovie. Import the MP4 files, insert the chosen bleeper or notification between selected events, then export the edited footage. Alternatively, explore online tools like HandBrake to convert the bleeper MP4 into a compatible format before using MP4joiner for simpler merging while maintaining the scene dividers.

You can create a text file where you list the file names in the desired order, allowing for easy reference and adjustments later. Alternatively, consider using video editing software with a storyboard feature to arrange and save the clips in the preferred sequence before making any final adjustments.

The numbers like 1:1.34 and 4:3 refer to aspect ratios of the videos. 1:1.34 indicates a widescreen aspect ratio, while 4:3 represents a standard aspect ratio. Adjusting Snagit's capture settings to match the desired aspect ratio might help ensure compatibility when joining videos using MP4Joiner.

This issue might be due to a synchronization problem or an error during the video merging process. Try using video editing software to rejoin the videos while ensuring proper synchronization and codecs to maintain audio throughout the entire joined video.

MP4Splitter V3.8 doesn't have a toggle to retain embedded subtitles after splitting. You may want to use alternative software like MKVToolNix or HandBrake, ensuring to select the option to keep embedded subtitles intact while splitting your MP4 files.

Ensure that your audio drivers are updated. Check the program's audio settings to confirm the correct playback device is selected. If the issue persists, try reinstalling the program or using an external video player to verify sound functionality.