SplitFuse2.2.0.0

Name: SplitFuse
Price: 11.95 $
Rating: 2.8 (5 reviews)

01 November 2008

Split/fuse movies into/from multiple segments.

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Overview

SplitFuse is an OS X utility that will split videos compatible with QuickTime into multiple segments or merge video segments together that have already been split apart. It has a number of useful features:

Splits and merges any videos compatible with QuickTime - including most AVI, MPEG, and WMV* files
Cut movies into clips defined by you, into any number of equally sized segments, or into segments of a specific length
Save videos in multiple formats, including QuickTime, MPEG-4, AVI, WMV*, DV, and iPhone
Control everything about your saved videos - sound quality, compression, size, etc.
Split movies to upload on YouTube, or import into iMovie and Final Cut
Join any number of videos downloaded from the Web or previously split by SplitFuse or another program
SplitFuse is super cheap. Other programs that do the same thing would like to charge up to 20 dollars! SplitFuse is just $11.95 USD!

What's new in SplitFuse

Version 2.2.0.0:

Note: This product is not compatible with macOS Catalina.

Fixed a number of issues with saving files. The whole process should work much better now, and specifically DV exports should not crash the program
Adjust start and end points (including for clip list clips) graphically by dragging markers on the timeline
Added fast forward and rewind buttons
Double click a clip in the clip list to play only that clip in the viewer
Load a saved clip list back into the clip list
Customize split file names even further with naming templates (available in SplitFuse Preferences)
Splits and fuses now executed as background processes, so you can interact with the application while there is an export happening
Cancel splits and fuses by pressing the new Cancel button
Loading progress dialog appears when adding files to the fuse window

20 Reviews of SplitFuse

Crashes so much (just about every other time I use it) that I wrote my own application, MovieTool, to do some of the things this program does. Great when it works though and has some features that are currently hard to find elsewhere.

(1)

D-vision could merge the two 700Mb files in a matter of seconds, with no quality loss, same overall size and sound preserved ...

(0)

Tried to fuse two 700 Mb >AVI files, using the "medium" quality compression preset (cinepack). I got a soundless AVI film whose video was so horrible that it could not be watched at. Tried the no compression option and got a 135 Gb (!) file still soundless. Clearly this app is not for large films and it has serious compression problemss. A pity they should rewrite and recompress the films entirely to fuse them.

Having (at least!) the Hide function enabled is greatly appreciated. On the minus side, an updated interface which doesn't remind us of old OS X versions would not hurt, IMHO. As for functionality & ease of use, thumbs up !

(2)

This actually does work much better than a lot of the other apps out there. I'm ashamed I've never stumped up for the License.

I was a bit concerned after reading some of the reviews, but so far I have had no problems combining H264 clips into one playable file regardless of whether it is a referenced file or a self contained one. I am then able to use Viddyup to convert the combined file into something for my ipod. Unless I find a major problem I intend to register this because it will help me develop files for the AppleTV.

Completely non-working and useless. Failed to do anything but create empty destination files for all attempted operations.

It doesn't crash, neither does it work the way its suppose to. Neither the self playing file nor the pointer file that this app is suppose to create work at all. After fusing 5 files I received only an empty QT file.

Fancy looking interface window that doesn't do much besides offer a spinning beach ball when trying to add .mpg segments.

Doesn't fuse anything and crashes a lot when I drag and drop various movie files onto it. what a piece of junk.

This is only the case if you are using certain MPEG files, and it is listed as a known problem on the website FAQ. We are working to fix it. In addition, we are working on audio fusing and splitting.

This does "fuse" movie files together, however, they don't play back all the way through in Quicktime. If you grab the tab and pull it across the bar you can see the whole file but when it plays back the movie stops after the first clip would have ended.

If you could make it so mp3's would fuse to mp3's, I would pay, but it fuses to a .mov, and will not play on iPod, unless I change it to .mp3...will that work? if i change a .mov to .mp3?

SplitFuse2.2.0.0

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