Online MPEG Video Joiner
Do you want to merge your MPEG videos as one video file? VEED is an online video joiner that lets you join your MPEG files right from your browser. No need to install an app. Our video editing software also lets you enhance your videos to make them look amazing. You can split, rotate, or crop your video clips before combining them. Apply filters, effects, and add images, text, and more! Export them as one video file without major losses in video quality.
How to Use the MPEG Movie Joiner:
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Select your MPEG files
Upload two or more MPEG movies into the editor by clicking on ‘Choose MPEG Files’. Select your videos by pressing on the Shift key (Command for Mac) while clicking on multiple files. You can also drag and drop your MPEG movies from your folder to the editor window.
Start editing and merging your videos
Once your files are uploaded, you will be taken to the video editing page where you can edit or add even more videos to merge. Click on the plus (+) sign on the editing pane or click Upload to add more video files.
Export your new video file
Click on ‘Export’ and your new video file will be downloaded to your device. It will be saved in MP4 format.
‘MPEG Video Joiner’ Tutorial
Free online MPEG file joiner
VEED’s online MPEG file joiner is free and accessible from any browser. It works smoothly on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, Android, and all mobile devices. Our video editing tools are all free. No need to pay for expensive apps like Filmora.
Convert your videos
When you combine your MPEG files, they will be exported as one MP4 file. This makes the file smaller and more compatible so you can easily post them on video-sharing and social media platforms.
Record new videos from your webcam
If you want to add fresh new videos to combine with your existing video clips, you can use VEED’s webcam recorder. Just click on Upload or click the plus (+) icon from the editing pane. Select Record from the popup window and start recording!
Join more videos of different file types
You can add more videos of different file types - MP4, AVI, MOV, and more! No matter the format of the videos you upload, they will be exported as one MP4 file.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I combine MPEG videos?
1. Upload your MPEG videos to VEED
2. Edit or add more videos to combine
3. Export and share
Is MPEG the same as MP4?
No, they are not the same. While MP4 is one of many MPEG formats, it is not exactly the same as MPEG. MPEG (*.mpg or .mpeg) is short for Moving Pictures Experts Group. It is a video file that uses the MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 compression settings. MP4 or MPEG-4, on the other hand, uses the MPEG-4 video compression plus AAC audio.
How can I convert MPEG to MP4?
VEED is also a video converter. After merging your MPEG videos, they will be automatically converted to MP4.
Will I lose video quality if I merge my MPEG videos?
The quality of your video will depend on the compression settings you select before exporting it. You can export it in HD and even 4K but the file will naturally be larger.
How much does it cost?
It’s free! No more need for expensive editing software, no more need for downloading software like vlc media player - VEED is totally free and lets you edit video right in your browser. There’s never been an easier way to join your video files online. And it’s totally FREE!
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More than a MPEG joiner
Our video editing software not only lets you merge or join your MPEG files. VEED also lets you add images, texts, subtitles, and do so much more with your videos. Use filters and effects to create captivating HD videos and share them on social media. Do it all online, straight from your browser, for free!
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