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Apr 21, 2016 7:26 PM in response to j-m-dby Jim Wanamaker,★HelpfulAnytime you transcode video files you lose some quality even if you export to the same format. It may or may not be noticeable to you. The way to preserve your quality is to open the original project and make your changes and export/share again. If you no longer have the original project then I would try importing one of your MP4 movies, make the title changes, reshare and see how it looks. The easiest way to concatenate your movies is to use Quicktime 10 or Quicktime 7 player.
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Apr 21, 2016 7:25 PM in response to j-m-dby GeeD,★HelpfulJust to add to Jim's answer - concatenating videos with Quicktime Player is as far as I am aware lossless.
Geoff.
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Apr 21, 2016 7:29 PM in response to GeeDby j-m-d,so, I would just drag multiple files into QT, and then save the resulting larger movie ? Thanks
As an aside, dear Apple: in what universe does trying to thank 2 people in 1 minute "exceed my post limit", are you trying to discourage people ????
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Apr 22, 2016 2:09 AM in response to j-m-dby GeeD,"so, I would just drag multiple files into QT, and then save the resulting larger movie ?"
See: How to use QuickTime Player - Apple Support
for details of how to edit in Quicktime Player.
"As an aside, dear Apple: in what universe does trying to thank 2 people in 1 minute "exceed my post limit", are you trying to discourage people ????"
We are not Apple, but just users like yourself. I would think this was just a glitch.
Geoff.
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Apr 22, 2016 4:20 AM in response to j-m-dby léonie,the post limit is meant to discourage people from flooding these forums with advertisements. Last year there were long periods where it was impossible to find any genuine question between the flood of garbage. So we now have to wait at least 30 seconds between successive posts.