Tips on How to Join/Merge Video Files Together

Sometimes you might want to join multiple video clips into a single one for playback more easily or for a special need on a video project. To merge videos, you need a video merger program. Firecoresoft Video Converter (Video Converter for Mac ) is exactly what you need. It is a multi-functional program that allows you to join several video clips together. Also, it can merge audio files.

This program is given the ability to recognize almost all video and audio file formats, such as MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, FLV, MTS, DivX, WMV, AAC, MP3, AIFF, etc. Therefore, you are able to merge .mkv/.mts/.mov/.mp4, and more files in various formats together. To your surprise, it also converts the merged video into a favorable output format for your media players or devices on which you’d like to play the merged video.

This video merger is very easy-to-use. Now please read the tutorial below to find out how simple to merge videos with it.

Import Videos Clips

To start with, you need to import video clips that you need to join them together to the program. You can either click "Add Files" to browse and select files from your native folder, or simply drag and drop them to the main interface work place.

Merge Imported Videos and Select Output Format

When finished importing videos, please tick the "Merge all files" box to merge all files into a single new one. And then please choose an appropriate output format to export. To choose an output format, please click the "Profile" option list to reach abundant output format.

Trim Video

If you want to get your favorite segments out of a video, before clicking "Merge all files", you can click "Trim" to extract the desired segments out of a video file. You are allowed to trim unlimited segments from a whole video. And then you can merge the trimmed files.

Export the Merged File

Now click convert icon button on the main interface to start converting the merged videos to the selected video/audio output format. When finished, you are able to play a merged video without interruption.