Auto-Merging Videos
What is Auto-Merging Video?
When you enable the auto-merging video feature, the system will automatically combine the downloaded silent video files and audio files, ultimately providing you with a complete video file.
Why Do We Need Auto-Merging Video?
Modern Video Technology Background
With the development of network technology, most social platforms (such as Facebook, YouTube, etc.) now use "separated streaming" technology to play videos. This technology has the following characteristics:
- Audio Priority Loading: Prioritizes audio content loading when the network is slow
- Background Playback Optimization: Supports loading only audio streams during background playback
- Bandwidth Saving: Dynamically adjusts video quality based on network conditions
Limitations of Traditional Download Methods
To download a complete high-quality video, you typically need to:
- Download high-definition video files (silent)
- Download audio files
- Manually merge them using desktop software (such as FFmpeg)
This requires users to:
- Install additional software
- Learn to use command-line tools
- Have certain technical knowledge
Our Solution
WebAssembly-Based Technology
Our auto-merging video feature uses ffmpeg.wasm
, which is a WebAssembly-based version of FFmpeg:
- No Software Installation Required: All operations are completed in the browser
- No Technical Knowledge Needed: One-click merging with simple operation
- Safe and Reliable: Runs in a browser sandbox environment
How It Works
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Security Information
Sandbox Environment
- ffmpeg.wasm runs in the browser's sandbox environment
- Uses fault isolation technology to isolate from the host system
- Cannot access your local file system
Privacy Protection
- All processing is completed locally in the browser
- Your files are not uploaded to any server
- Complies with WebAssembly security standards
For more security information, please refer to: WebAssembly Security Documentation
Usage Limitations
File Size Limitations
Due to running in the browser, there are the following limitations:
- Memory Limitations: Restricted by browser memory allocation
- Recommended File Size: Files smaller than 1GB work best
- Browser Differences: Different browsers have different memory limits
Browser Compatibility
- Chrome/Edge: Good support
- Firefox: Good support
- Safari: May have compatibility issues
Usage Recommendations
- Close Other Tabs: Free up more memory for the merging process
- Be Patient: Large file merging may take a long time
- Stable Network: Ensure stable network connection during download