Concatenates several files into a single QuickTime movie.
AddMovie is an app utility for easily joining several files into one single movie, and performing the inverse operation of splitting a movie at select frame times into multiple movies. You can also use AddMovie to convert a set of movies to other formats. Various options are available in the Preferences window, such as: choosing export format, making a "self contained" (copy video and sound from all source movies) or "reference" movie (yielding a smaller movie file with dependencies), and chapterizing. Many more!
AddMovie imports all file formats supported by QuickTime. AddMovie outputs QuickTime (mov) file format, as well as exporting to other file formats provided by the QuickTime codecs on your system. Use the Preferences window to specify output options.
Note: Now requires OS X 10.6.8 or later
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Like RJphotovideo, I bought the Limit Point Utilities Bundle quite some time ago, but getting any help at all has been fruitless.
Very disappointed, and annoyed.
Caveat emptor!
Thanks to the developer for fixing the Help menu’s link to the website, but futzing around with the edges of this app can’t hide the fact that it’s functionality and capabilities haven’t substantially improved in many, many moons. It’s now something of a dinosaur.
iFFmpeg costs 26 cents LESS than AddMovie, it can do everything that AddMovie does, and it’s MASSIVELY more capable. iFFmpeg is probably THE highest rated video conversion and manipulation app made for Macs (at any price point), it’s frequently updated with real improvements (not just niggling little fixes), it’s easy to use once you’ve figured out its basic organization, and its developer is unbelievably responsive — he often integrates new features and releases the update within just a few hours or days of customers’ requests. And perhaps most importantly, MacUpdate.com constantly lauds iFFmpeg, but for many years (until its recent conversion to a more commercial, developer-driven business model) it recommended AGAINST buying ANY Limit-Point Software products due to their horrendous support and onerous business practices.
You will undoubtedly be happier with iFFmpeg (http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/35846/iffmpeg), or even MPEG StreamClip.