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Movie files shot on a camera are recorded on the memory card with
the folder structure shown below.

With this software, if the above folder structure is not maintained, it
may not be possible to merge the split movie files properly. When
performing "Merge all the split movie files in the folder and save as a
single file" operation, make sure the above folder structure is
maintained and the DCIM folder at the upper layer of the folder
structure is selected. Even when the folder structure is maintained,
be aware that it may not be possible to merge the movie files
properly if the name of the selected folder, originally [DCIM], has
been changed to another name.

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DCIM

100CANON

101CANON

102CANON

MVI_xxxx.MOV

Click the [

] button for [Folder for Exported Files]

and then select the folder for saving the merged
movie file.

Click the [Start] button.

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Merging and saving starts.

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A message appears when merging and saving are complete.

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If you checkmark [Automatically Generate Subfolders], a
subfolder is created in the folder for the merged movie file
selected in step 3, then the merged movie file is saved there. A
file can be saved without changing its file name even if another
file with the same file name is already in the folder.

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If you checkmark [Rename Files], you can change the file name
of the merged movie file when saving it.

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To create file names with consecutive numbering, enter the initial
value in the [Initial Value for Consecutive Numbers] box. You can
enter an initial value that is up to 5 digits. Checkmark [Remember
Consecutive Numbering] to allow consecutive numbering to
continue even after closing the [Merge Files] dialog box and
opening it again to merge and save movie files.

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If you checkmark [Include Unsplit Clips], movie files not split but
saved in the folder selected in step 2 are copied to the folder for
saving the merged file together.

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