Windows 10: Please tell me about 26G File size 26G mp4 files on my Android phone

Please teach me about 26G. 26G? How could it be possible? FILE NAME 20230512_022357; File Size 26G Length 03: 40 FILE NAME 20230514_050042; File Size 700M Length 02:20 - normal Size, I guess These are mp4 files from my android phone Camera. * Moved from Community Center * Original title: How could it be possible?

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Convert vob files into mp4 (chromecast)

I have draged the files from videos (dvd's) on to my pc, now i need to convert them from vob into mp4 video so i can watch it using my chromecast (have bought my first media server).

My problem is i want it converted into one video i can click on and press play, because it's chromecast it has to be mp4 but most programs i have tried like handbreak makes the video smaller or bigger then the original size on the dvd or just converts the 10-15 vob files into 10-15 mp4 files, not one file i can click on and play. I want it losless not compromised

After that i can start ripping dvd's in mp4 instead of just draggin the files into a folder and right click on the folder and choose to play it with vlc.

What program can do that? I want a free program but if i have to i will pay for it if it's a good program that's better then all the free program, as long as it works, convert the video into one video file in mp4

 

Transferring MP4 file from Windows to Android

It's possible that the issue you're encountering is related to the codec used to encode the audio in the MP4 file. Some codecs are not supported on Android devices, which could explain why the audio is not playing.

Here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue:

Convert the MP4 file to a format that is compatible with Android. There are many video conversion tools available online that can help you convert the file to a format that is compatible with your Android device. Make sure to choose a format that is supported by Android, such as MP4 or AVI.

Use a media player app that supports the audio codec used in the MP4 file. There are many media player apps available on the Google Play Store that can play a variety of audio and video formats. Try downloading a few different apps to see if any of them can play the audio in your MP4 file.

Check the audio settings on your Android device. Make sure that the volume is turned up and that the correct audio output is selected. You may also want to check the audio settings in the media player app you're using.

Copy the file using a different transfer method. If you're transferring the file over a wireless network, try copying the file to a USB drive and then transferring it to your Android device using a USB cable. This may help ensure that the file is transferred without any corruption or data loss.

I hope these steps help you resolve the issue and get the audio playing on your Android device.

 

USB doesn't display MP4 file!

I have a 300kb mix of .png, .jpg, .pdf files on a 4Gb USB drive. I added a 2Gb MP4 movie but it doesn't display in the drive files. I used CCleaner to check the drive F files .. it only shows up as 2Gb of OTHER FILES, but not in the listed files.

Any (constructive) suggestions welcome. I can't remove it as it doesn't show in the file list.