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It's a much more difficult piece of software to grasp due to the overwhelming number of options it has available, but once I worked out a preset to do simple audio/video passthroughs (remux), it's been a piece of cake and works flawlessly. I've gotten particularly fond of iFFmpeg. Since getting fed up with the faulty features in MP4Tools (and MKVTools, which has similar issues), I've moved on to other software. I tried extracting a single segment of about 7 minutes, and I instead got several thousand extractions lasting about 1 second each.

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The second problem is with the feature to extract a segment of an MP4 video. If you want to remux (use passthrough options) a video and prefer to keep the chapter markers, you will lose them completely. My main beef is that it completely ignores chapter markers. Although it can useful for some very quick batch remuxing of MKV to MP4 files, this software is just so riddled with bugs that I'm hard pressed to recommend it since there are much better alternatives. I've been using MP4Tools and MKVTools on and off for some time now.

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Another free contender is Subler, but I often had issues with it. I've been using Remux.app before, and it usually works ok but not always - and doesn't offer conversion, if needed. Unfortunately, some streams I record have issues with their audio format and in such case I have to convert the audio track in MP4tools but without converting the video track! ts files to mp4 because then, if I want to sync subtitles, the utility I use doesn't recognize. In the case I mentioned above, I regularly need to remux. Yes, if you strictly need conversion, use Handbrake! I agree that the presentation of the app is misleading as it focuses on conversion but it's a lot different compared to most other converters. mp4 container.Ĭomparing it to VLC or HandBrake, like the former commenter did, is a nonsense to me: I've been using both for years and they simply don't offer remux functionality (well, there's a way to kinda do it in VLC, but you can't choose which audio flux, and it's not as easy and efficient anyway). This app (like its counterpart MKVtools) is invaluable for remuxing a multi-language file, for example, keeping only the language you want, or for moving the content of such. Apply one setting to a group of files for easy batch creations (registered copies only).

Add jobs to a queue either individually or in batches via drag-and-drop so you can process multiple files overnight (registered copies only).

Extract the selected tracks from MP4 videos as individual video and/or audio files.

Adjust the pixel aspect ratio of MP4 videos.

Split MP4 videos into segments of a specified file size or by start/end time.

Control the font, size, and positioning of the embedded subtitles.

Burn (i.e., hard code) subtitle tracks into the video, or mux (soft subtitles) from internal tracks or from external subtitle files commonly found on the internet.

Use presets for one-step encoding for playback on common hardware such as the iPhone and Apple TV.

Intuitively select desired video, audio and/or subtitle tracks to process, with the ability to verify the selections using video preview.

Ability to convert various surround sound audio to 5.1 AC3 or 5.1 AAC.

Simplified, intuitive user interface that takes the guess work out of processing MP4 videos.

Can convert most videos without having to re-encode the video track and/or the audio track, so processing takes minutes instead of hours, and no quality is lost.

Convert from a variety of video file formats like MKV, MP4, OGM, and AVI into MP4 videos.

As the name might imply, MP4tools is a graphical interface for a variety of "tools" useful for processing video files.

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It was primarily designed for processing videos files for use in hardware capable of playing MP4 or M4V videos, such as the iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and PS3. It is an OS X application used for the creation and editing of MP4 videos.

MP4tools is an offshoot of the current version of the popular conversion tools called MKVtools.