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Best software for merging two video files? in Software ·
Basically, Handbrake just joins AVI files, but if you want to merge MP4 and WMV, you should grab a plugin and drop it right into the Handbrake plugins folder. Or, if that sounds like too much work, maybe it’s easier to just download VideoProc Converter, encode everything into an AVI first, and then stitch them together using Handbrake. You can even overlay subtitles and stuff like that. I guess the easiest way is to just look up some Handbrake tutorials online; there are plenty of great ones out there.
Good luck with the project! I use Handbrake all the time to pull audio in or out and handle all sorts of other tweaks, and it always works perfectly for me.
Look, don't go beating him up just because he’s interested. If you're offering something, you should probably just tell him the price. Personally, I try to offer really solid solutions for pretty much anything, but I usually mean for free. I guess if you pair Avidemux with Adobe, you get an unbeatable, zero-cost setup. And honestly, the video and audio quality is pretty incredible, too.
For FLV, you're honestly top-tier (I feel like a lot of people don't even realize how good you are). Your FLV extraction is great because you pull it off without any recompression. Then you can just take that separate video into Adobe, toss in your own music, or even just layer some extracted audio onto your footage