If iMovie is the default video editor for Mac users, you might expect that the well-known Windows Movie Maker fills the same role for Windows 10 users. Unfortunately, this legendary video editing tool is actually no longer available for download. Microsoft stopped supporting it in 2017, replacing it with the built-in Photos app.
If you want access to the same video editing features that helped to bring movies like Pulp Fiction or The Wolf of Wall Street to Hollywood, then consider Lightworks. This free, professional-grade MP4 editor sits in an elite club of tools that gives amateurs and pros the features needed to transition into more complex video editing projects.
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I've been using Magix for almost 10 years and all of a sudden I can't play MP4's, says I don't have quicktime. I went to this forum to look for answers, a suggestion was to download Quicktime. After I installed the latest one (2016) I was able to upload MP4's again. So problem solved?
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Hi, that's the one I downloaded and installed. Magix only returned to normal when playing videos after I deleted that file/program from my PC and rebooted. I read an article which read that the last QT was optimized for Windows 7 so there's no guarantees it'll work on 10. It even said playing the video might be a problem w/ newer compression/codec technology as QT is no longer supported.
I restarted my PC again, it didn't fix it. As far as I know, I've downloaded all the necessary codecs, even had to buy one that stopped being 'free' in order to hear audio, this is new as of today from using this program for years. Magix has been badgering me to upgrade their service, might that have to do something w/ it? Withholding functionality to make you buy their service?
I did all the updates, not sure if it was because I reset all my settings and had to re-register my software and get all the appropriate downloads, but the problem persists, when I try to drag in an MP4, the error warning says I don't have QT time to run it :/
I'm not going to want to pay for something when the core issue, not being able to run a media file I've been able to run for years, is still a problem. OTOH, IF not having the update is the reason I can't run an MP4 file, I can't support that kind of unethical treatment to a loyal customer.
I haven't tried all the MP4's but a few were downloaded from Youtube years ago, another was an MP4 I output w/ Magix years ago. Up until days ago, I was able to use them w/o any issues. Other MP4's like from my iPhone run w/ no issues (so far).
Excuse my caution, but when I looked up MediaInfo, I saw many complaints that the download for the software is bundled w/ known trojan software, which makes me hesitant to run it on my PC. I'm not equipped to deal w/ a virus/trojan attack, let alone getting a program I've used for years to run properly again. I don't mean to imply you're linking me to something bad, some have said to run malware bytes on it first before executing it, what should I expect?
Personally I feel the problems with viruses and trojans come from some people downloading programs from third party sites rather than finding the correct site to download from. Sites where quite often cracked versions of software are also offered.
The example MP4 file is relatively small (26.5 mb), downloaded from Youtube. Other MP4s I have seem to run OK, so maybe it's an issue w/ some of them? I guess it's odd because I've used these files for years with no issue. How do I upload it to share on here?
No offence taken over personal preferences but your stated objection was down to virus / trojan worries, not 'downloading more executable files'. Whatever, makes no odds, it's your choice. We are trying to help you which is difficult without additional data when requested. How you share a file is up to you. Most people here so far have chosen to use Dropbox, One Drive, Google Drive, or other shared online space services. Dropbox being the most predominant as it does not require others to have an account to log into the space.
For versions of Video.js prior to v7, there are a few common things you should keep in mind regardless of how you end up including Video.js in your project. The core codebase uses a few modern features of Javascript (ES5), so if you'd like to support IE8 you'll need to include an ES5 shim. To make things easier, we created a single file you can include for IE8 support. No matter where the core Video.js library is placed, this file needs to be located in the head of the document.
If you've downloaded one of the releases or installed via a package manager, you've probably noticed that the contents are slightly different from the source code available on Github. The former includes just the compiled files necessary to use Video.js, and the latter includes the source used to create those files.
What is subtitle? Subtitle is the transcript or screenplay of a movie video that is always displayed on the bottom of the screen, with the aim of helping the hearing impaired or translating dialogs to other languages. When you're watching a foreign film, it's fantastic to watch it with subtitles. While if the movie subtitle is your mother language which you can perfectly understand, or when the subtitles get totally messed up, you don't want it to appear on the screen, you will want to remove subtitles. Here, let's show you how to remove subtitles from MP4, MKV, AVI or other videos with a MP4 subtitle remover.
Before we go, free download and install WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe on computer first. Then follow the detailed steps below to demultiplex hardcoded or soft subtitles from (MP4/MKV/AVI) movie video.
Hardcoded subtitles: This kind of subtitles normally cannot be removed or turned off for the subtitles are irrevocably built in video, as a part of the video images. But there is a way to remove hardcoded subtitles from MP4 (MKV, AVI, etc.) movie video, discussed later in this tutorial.
Soft subtitles: This type of movie subtitles is not embedded in video images. It is an independent stream and can be easily turned off/on. Viewers can also freely select subtitles based on their needs if there are multiple language subtitles tracks in the (MP4) movie video. Soft subtitles are mainly used on DVD/Blu-ray.
Besides, movie subtitles can be classified into internal and external subtitles. Internal subtitles are embedded in a file container along with video and audio streams. Generally, you can save subtitles files from subtitles sites like YIFY subtitles, OpenSubtitles, etc. While external subtitles are separate files that are easier to edit and change. This post will also discuss how to add external subtitles to MP4 (MKV/AVI) video.
Automatically download metadata and artwork for movies and TV shows in seconds, and everything will be smartly organized into categories. Even better, movie sequels can be grouped together into collections which makes finding something to watch a breeze.
The location of your downloaded files will depend on what you downloaded and the app that you used to download it. Most of your files are organised within the My Files app, however some files will not appear here. Some apps, such as Netflix, store their downloads securely on your phone and are only available through the app itself.
Note: Not all downloaded content will be available in My Files. Content that has been downloaded within a streaming app that allows listening or viewing offline will normally be available only within that app itself. This is most commonly due to copyright restrictions. 2ff7e9595c
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