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Klagar · 30th September 2010, 20:32

MP4Box was my prime solution, but after trying it I saw two problems arise, as we are a demanding lot

First, MP4Box alone is too hard to operate ; I am a programmer. Most people around here are not. And they are given no time to learn how to code.
So Yamb would seem to be the solution, but it lacks two crucial elements : the ability to see the movie being cut, and the possibility to batch-render.
Unless I have explored like a newbie and missed some key features ? If so, thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

Otherwise, I've tried many a method to make my VirtualDub able to deal with mp4 files as with any other... Maybe there's a possibility here ?
Please don't suggest converting to other formats, that is unfortunately not an acceptable solution right now. And we already use AviDemux, but it also lacks any batch-render ; thus the need for us to look for an alternative.

Thanks as always !

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Klagar Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 46	MP4Box was my prime solution, but after trying it I saw two problems arise, as we are a demanding lot First, MP4Box alone is too hard to operate ; I am a programmer. Most people around here are not. And they are given no time to learn how to code. So Yamb would seem to be the solution, but it lacks two crucial elements : the ability to see the movie being cut, and the possibility to batch-render. Unless I have explored like a newbie and missed some key features ? If so, thank you for pointing me in the right direction. Otherwise, I've tried many a method to make my VirtualDub able to deal with mp4 files as with any other... Maybe there's a possibility here ? Please don't suggest converting to other formats, that is unfortunately not an acceptable solution right now. And we already use AviDemux, but it also lacks any batch-render ; thus the need for us to look for an alternative. Thanks as always !