Converting a video to MP4 format is a straightforward process, and you can do it using various software tools and online converters. Here’s a general step-by-step guide to help you convert a video to MP4:

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Choose a Video Converter:

• Desktop Software: You can use dedicated video converter software such as HandBrake, VLC Media Player, Any Video Converter, or Freemake Video Converter. Download and install the software of your choice.
• Online Converter: There are numerous online video converters available. Some popular options include Online Video Converter, Convertio, and Clipchamp.

Add the Video File:

• Desktop Software: Open the video converter program and import the video you want to convert by clicking the “Add” or “Import” button.
• Online Converter:  Visit the online converter’s website and upload your video by clicking the “Upload” or “Choose File” button.

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Select Output Format (MP4):

• In most cases, you’ll need to specify the output format as MP4. This option is typically available in a drop-down menu or as a format selection button.

Choose Output Location:

• Specify the folder or location where you want to save the converted MP4 file.

Start the Conversion:

• Click the “Convert” or “Start” button to begin the conversion process.

Wait for Conversion:

• The time it takes to convert the video to MP4 depends on the video’s length and your computer’s processing power. Be patient while the conversion process completes.

Save the MP4 File:

• Once the conversion is finished, the software or online converter should provide you with a link to download the converted MP4 file or allow you to save it to a location on your computer.

Remember that the exact steps may vary slightly depending on the video converter you choose, but the general process outlined above is applicable to most video conversion tools. Additionally, be aware of copyright and licensing issues when converting videos to ensure you have the legal right to do so.