Video Mixing

Video Mixing's name reveals its purpose even before the application is launched for the first time. It enables you to merge two different videos, creating a larger file and saving the output in various formats.
Ease of use is one of its main characteristics and strong points. Your only task is to browse for the videos you want to process and configure the output characteristics.
Among the supported input formats you can find common video files, such as AVI, MP4, 3GP, MPG, FLV and WMV, while the output range includes AVI, MPEG, WMV and AVCHD files.
The soundtracks of the two videos can be also combined. Alternatively, you can instruct the application to keep just one of the audio tracks, completely ignoring the other. A small preview window allows you to play the resulting video before conversion.
Depending on the output file type you choose, the application allows you to configure various parameters. For AVI files, you can configure video and audio compression and customize the playback frame rate; for MPEG files, adjusting the bitrate and the number of audio channels is possible, whereas the AVCHD format enables you to experiment with the video bitrate and frame rate.
We tried using the application with various file format combinations and the results were quite disappointing. While in some cases (for instance, input files: AVI, FLV; output: MPEG) everything worked perfectly fine, other file combinations made the application simply freeze. Although we waited for it to process the task, nothing happened.
You can try to use Video Mixing to join and convert two videos, but its processing power and its abilities are rather unsatisfactory. The success of the operation depends mostly on luck and therefore, most users might try to look for something else.