SplitFuse For Mac

SplitFuse is a simple yet very efficient video processing solution for Mac OS X that enables you to split or merge different files together, without having to deal with complicated workflows or suites that take up a significant chunk of your resources.

The utility is great if you want to transfer large recordings over the internet, because you can split the data into multiple files. The same rule applies if you want to backup the videos on CD. You can also use SplitFuse to put the segments back together and watch the videos in a continuos manner.

Finding your way around the SplitFuse user interface proves to be fairly intuitive even for most inexperienced operators: within the app’s main window you must choose if you want to split or fuse videos by pressing the appropriate button.

However, via the Preferences window you get to choose the panel you want to see when you launch the app: the Splash, the Split or the Fuse window. At the same time, you can decide not to open any of them.

Other customization options include the possibility to modify the split naming template, or to switch between frames and fractions of a second when dealing with time codes. The best part is that both Split and Fuse windows can be opened at the same time, so you can work on multiple projects concomitantly.

SplitFuse provides support for multiple video splitting methods, but also includes previewing capabilities, so you can make sure the final results will match your needs. The app is able to work with most popular video files, such as MPEG-4, AVI, WMV, and other QuickTime compatible formats.

SplitFuse offers you the possibility to perform simple video editing tasks without having to employ large processing suites that usually require a lot of system resources. The app allows you to both split and merge videos in no time, while also providing built in previewing options.