Brian, I realize this is a retaeivlly old post, and that youve probably learned a lot about opening and editing your MP4 files, but when I was recently in the same predicament about opening my MOV files in VirtualDub (used mainly for Deshaker) I found the QuickTime plugin for VD and thats all thats needed!Hope all is well,Mike

The best splitter out there for MKVs. I never had a problem yet. Nothing but negative reviews by negative people.

No idea why all the negative reviews, an excellent splitter. Kinda important if you watch mkvs. I have NEVER had a problem with it and have NEVER been unable to uninstall. I swear you people are confusing this with something else.

a pain in the arse, impossible to remove, as caribgoodsays, unpackages itself with out saying and is more like a trojan DO NOT DOWNLOAD!!!

Use Registry Crawler to eliminate anything left Behind

crashes occur with win xp similarly to previous posts very annying do not install

I have to agree with caribgood. I uninstalled it with Revo; usually you have a few registry marks left after the program's own uninstall, but this one left 53 behind it. Not easy to get rid of...

Haali is a sneaky SOB installing itself unknown to the user when it come packaged within other video software like FLV tag-alongs. Once on your system it is very difficult to remove. It tries to launch without permission whenever you simply browse a folder with video files in it. This uninvited launch crashes on Vista systems, two crashes for every video file in the folder. <br/> <br/>The crashes seem harmless, only affecting the unwanted launch of Haali Media Splitter. However, it is disgusting to have to keep clicking "OK" buttons to kill the crash. <br/> <br/>Normal uninstall techniques do not work as it has no "Add/Remove Software" listing and removing its thirty-something registry entries does not work either. It re-installs itself within seconds. <br/> <br/>Save yourself a lot of grief and do not install Haali or any software based upon Haali engines. <br/> <br/>A piss-poor product that acts more like a Trojan than useful video editing software.