Merge 60 MXF Clips into MP4
Budget: $10 – $50 USD
I have roughly sixty MXF clips from a single recording session and I simply need them stitched together into one continuous file in an easily editable format—MP4 is ideal, but I’m open to another widely-supported alternative if it preserves quality.
All clips already carry their own audio tracks; alongside them sits a folder of matching MP3 and WAV renders. Feel free to choose whichever source lets you deliver the cleanest sync without drifting or artefacts. No trimming, colour work, or fancy transitions are required—just a straight, seamless join from the first frame of clip one to the last frame of clip sixty.
When you’re done, please provide:
• The merged video file (H.264 MP4 or equivalent) at the original resolution and frame-rate.
If your toolset can handle MXF batching, this should be a quick win. I’ll share a download link to the footage as soon as we agree to proceed.
All clips already carry their own audio tracks; alongside them sits a folder of matching MP3 and WAV renders. Feel free to choose whichever source lets you deliver the cleanest sync without drifting or artefacts. No trimming, colour work, or fancy transitions are required—just a straight, seamless join from the first frame of clip one to the last frame of clip sixty.
When you’re done, please provide:
• The merged video file (H.264 MP4 or equivalent) at the original resolution and frame-rate.
If your toolset can handle MXF batching, this should be a quick win. I’ll share a download link to the footage as soon as we agree to proceed.