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AddMovie is a utility for concatenating several files into one single movie, or batch converting movies to other formats. Supports all formats provided by Quicktime. Since the output format is configurable, you can also use AddMovie to convert movie file formats, say from MPEG-4 to 3GP for display on your Bluetooth phone, etc. Other features too!

Highlights:

  • Combine movies, saving in various movie formats
  • Batch export movies to various formats
  • Extract movie frames
  • Split movies at arbitrary points
  • Set movie’s poster frame
  • Extract sound track into an AIFF file
  • More!

AddMovie is part of the Limit Point Software "Utilities Bundle" which includes all software at http://www.limit-point.com/Utilities.html. A single donation unlocks all the utility software, upgrades are always free and new products always included.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.7:
  • Updated the Japanese localization.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Developer:Limit Point Software
Downloads:26,540
  - Version d/l:1,206
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Demo
Date:01 May 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel

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    AddMovie User Reviews (19 posts)Write A Review
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    Jan 29 2008
    *****

    DEMORAY  I bought this little movie tool, and each time I use it I'm glad I did.

    I've got more expensive movie apps that can join movies, but I always use this one because it's so simple and efficient.

    The Chapterize feature alone is worth the price.  
    (Version 1.4.1)

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    Sep 26 2007
    *****

    ARGLBORPS  Does little, but that without a hitch. I paid for this little gem and it's worth every yen.  
    (Version 1.2.5)

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    Apr 20 2007

    JPPAGLIARO  Version 1.1.7 provides the option to not "flatten" movies, so that the joined movies may be referenced or self-contained.  
    (Version 1.1.6)

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    Dec 2 2009

    ALXSHOPPING  I sent a donation via PayPal three days ago, to receive the code to unlock the product. They never sent me a code and they don't reply to my emails.

    Has this been discontinued?  
    (Version 1.7)

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    Dec 8 2008
    *****

    OFFLINE  Great product. Reliable, fast and easy.  
    (Version 1.6)

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    May 19 2007
    ****.

    EDENWAITH  The developer's responsiveness to the comments of AddMovie is highly laudable. After my first review of AddMovie, most (if not all) of my concerns have been addressed to create an even better program. Thanks!  
    (Version 1.1.10)

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    May 6 2007

    BEN_MARKO  I too appreciate all of the hard work you have put into this.

    Plus I have now been able to add "concatenate" to my vocabulary.  
    (Version 1.1.9)

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    Apr 20 2007

    DB  your updates keep coming, many thanks for all the work you put into this... would it be possible for you to include ver. nos. on upcoming updates (ie: "AddMovie117.dmg") so that we can more easily keep track?

    Again, appreciate all you do.  
    (Version 1.1.7)

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    Apr 4 2007

    PCHARLES67  The problem I have with this application is that instead of just joining movie clips together, it renders a completely new clip, which takes a very long time even on my dual core G5. Spitfuse and portfolius allow you to create referenced and selfcontained files and operate much faster.  
    (Version 1.1.4)

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    Mar 31 2007
    **...

    EDENWAITH  The basic principle behind AddMovie is simple, but wonderful and useful. I've been searching for a utility to easily stitch a couple of movie files together, and none of the software I already had was doing the trick.

    Unfortunately, I feel that the interface is somewhat kludgy and it doesn't always flow as well as it could. I first expected the Add button to add movies to the list. The Add button actually combines the movies together, so that button should probably be named something more appropriate, like Merge, or Save Movie. I was also looking to see if there was a way to click on a menu item or button to get an Open File dialog to add movies. That doesn't exist either, movies have to be added by dragging and dropping into the main window. When I did drag and drop my files into the list, they were scattered in the list, and not sorted as they appeared in the Finder, which struck me as odd. Fortunately, there is a Sort button, but that the files ended up jumbled in the first place seems odd to me. And when I tried to reorganize the list by moving some items around, the program locked up on me.

    One feature I'd love to see would be a Finder-like column view which would allow one to preview each movie clip listed in the table, which would make it easier for someone to determine which video is which when sorting them out in a particular order.

    So did this utility do the job? One set of movies I put together flowed together wonderfully, no problems at all. Another set I put together seemed to lock up when trying to transition from one movie to the next.

    If you need a simple utility for a one-time job, this application should do the trick for you.  
    (Version 1.1.2)

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    Apr 2 2007

    JPPAGLIARO  I will be adding the ability to add movies to the file list using the a file menu command.

    The issue with the name of the "Add" button has been considered before - I'll take your suggestions into consideration.

    The feature for previewing movies has also been added to the wish list in the past, haven't yet had time to get to that for other tasks, etc.

    Also, the sort issue has come up previously and I will again consider it, especially the suggestion you provided.

    Finally, if the program crashed on you (which may be different from hanging) please send the crash log

    Thanks for the feedback, but not for the 2-star rating :)  
    (Version 1.1.3)

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    Apr 3 2007

    JPPAGLIARO  I addressed most of your issues in version 1.1.4. In this version I:

    • Added a side drawer window for viewing items in the file list.

    • Added a "Browse" button to the file list window to display a file navigation window for selecting files to add to the list. This is provided as an alternative to drag and drop.

    • Added a "Browse" menu item to the File meu to display a file navigation window for selecting files to add to the list. This is provided as an alternative to drag and drop.

    • When a collection of files is added to the file list at once it is sorted as the Finder does. (To sort the complete list as the Finder does click the "Sort" button.)

    As for why successive use of the program did not work for you I'd have to discuss that with you offline. Playback issues could be caused by the movie viewer your using.  
    (Version 1.1.3)

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    May 19 2007

    EDENWAITH  Thanks for the quick response to my comments!  
    (Version 1.1.10)

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