
I'll just drag and drop it here into the open file dialogue so it's automatically selected. But to start we're going to go to Edit and then Add Clip to End. Now there's an easier way to do this and I'll show you in a minute. Now I don't have to worry about creating a new document because Quick Time Player is going to do that automatically for me. I want to add Desert 2.mob to the end of this video and save it out as a new file. I'm going to shrink the window down here a bit and you could see that it is looking at that first file right now Desert 1.mp4. If it isn't you can always just run Quick Time Player and then open the file from Quick Time Player or drag and drop the file onto Quick Time Player to open it. Now by default Quick Time Player should be the app that opens when you double click on a video. So here I have some videos and let's combine two of them. There's an easier way to do it using Quick Time Player on your Mac that doesn't create any excess files. You can do that using an app like iMovie or Final Cut Pro but you have to create an entire project then add both videos and then export them out. Have one play right after the other but they are both part of the same video in the same file. Now you may find that sometimes you want to take two videos and combine them into one.

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#COMBINE VIDEO WITH AUDIO FOR YOUTUBE MAC HOW TO#
Let me show you how to easily combine two or more videos on your Mac. Check out How To Combine Videos On Your Mac at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
