Stitch .MOV files & convert them to

The DAZZNE P2 action cam produces .MOV files. While this video format may be friendly to MAC users, it is not so for Windows users. In this video I demonstrate a way to stitch together .MOV files and also how to convert them to .MP4 files using ArcSoft Media Converter 7. I also include a comparison between the original .MOV file and the produced .MP4 file. All files form DAZZNE P2 action cam. IMPORTANT NOTE: All files in this video were imported untouched to Camtasia Studio. Of course Camtasia re-encoded the files to produce a single video file and YouTube re- encoded AGAIN the file during upload. So, even if you watch in FHD, you will not see the same as of the original file. But, to put an end to this argument, there is always the need to edit video files and there is always the need to upload them. So, the "quality" of the "original" file is irrelevant. Videos will ALWAYS be re-encoded TWICE for the world to watch them. Also check my other videos about the DAZZNE P2 action cam 1. Review https://youtu.be/I22iSnfrhSI 2. MENU walkthrough https://youtu.be/f9EfhUWih9c 3. Making a filter thread https://youtu.be/uxcg4SpOguI 4. Video samples https://youtu.be/dJUCG9lfvK8 5. Dashcam samples https://youtu.be/UGpn5q0kucg MUSIC: "Walking the Dog" by Silent Partner YouTube Audio Library