My MP4Box GUI

My MP4Box GUI is the more user-friendly version of mp4box, a tool which is used to mux video and audio streams along with subtitles.

It’s a big step up and relief for those who didn’t touch mp4box because it is a command line application. With My MP4Box GUI things seem less complicated and make more sense to you regarding what you have to do.

The application enables you to work with M4V, CMP, H264 and H263 video streams, as well as with AVI, MPG, MPEG, MP4, OGG and 3GP formats. On the audio side of things, you get support for AAC, AC3, AMR, AWB and MP3. Taking a second look, it’s safe to say that My MP4Box GUI can help you deal with all the popular formats that are in use today, and even a few uncommon ones. As far as subtitles go, you can use SRT and IDX/SUB formats, along with chapter streams in XML, TXT and OGM.

My MP4Box GUI displays a comprehensive interface which enables you to easily load files then mux and demux, as well as split or join them. You simply add the files you need, change some characteristics such as language, name and aspect ratio if needed, choose the FPS count and finally, click the ‘Mux’ or ‘Demux’ button.

It’s a fairly simple and straightforward process that greatly reduces the time you would normally spend doing the same thing with mp4box. Moreover, in case you need it, My MP4Box GUI offers you file information that tells you about the format, codec used, length and bitrate.

My MP4Box GUI can handle 20 tracks, place them into an MP4 container and create individual delays for each of them. You are also able to extract clips from the source video by providing their exact length and time.

In closing, My MP4Box GUI can do all of the above and a lot more and in order to find that out, you need to test the application first.