What's new in Clip Joiner
Clip Joiner
What changed in each version of Clip Joiner.
Versions
1.0.1
November 12, 2026
- Plainer words when videos can’t be joined. When one video was recorded with another frame rate, the app now says so: “the video has 25 frames a second, not 30”. It used to give the file’s internal timing numbers.
- “Without compressing them again” replaces “without re-encoding” in every message about videos that don’t match.
1.0.0
November 12, 2026
- Straight from the card. Plug in a memory card and click Scan with its name, or drop a folder on the window. Downloads, Desktop, Movies, your own folders and the last 5 you opened are one click away.
- Join the videos you tick. Tick two or more videos and click Join. They’re joined oldest first, or in your own order: drag a row, or right-click it to move it. The file is named after the day they were recorded, like
2026-10-08.mov, and Rename… changes it. - See a video before you tick it. Click a row and it plays in a small panel in the corner of the window. A joined video plays the same way.
- Recordings the camera split, put back together. GoPro chapters and DJI drone files show as one row per recording. A GoPro’s GPS and motion data is kept, and a drone’s
.SRTfiles are merged into one. - Nothing loses quality. The picture and the sound are copied as the camera recorded them. Every join is compared with the originals and opened by macOS before it gets its name, and the app never replaces a file.
- Free the card when you’re ready. After a join that says Joined and checked, Move Originals to Trash… asks first, with Keep Originals as the default button. On a card, Delete Now frees the space right away.
- Reads MP4 and MOV videos, and the AVI videos trail cameras record, which are joined into a
.mov.
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