Player Hangs While Playing MP4

MP4 video files contains both audio and video playback. The “MP4” refers to only the container, actually the data resides inside may be encoded with one of several formats such as H.264. As a result it is so happen that, one MP4 file may play fine on your computer and another may run slowly or hangs often. There are number of reasons behind MP4 video stuck while playing, let us see them before we proceed towards solution to fix this.

• Outdated Video drivers or codecs
• Running your video in high resolution as compared to your computer speed
• The video or video player can be poorly optimized
• MP4 video may be corrupted due to virus infection, bad sector formation, file format conversion
• File compatibility issues
• Disk failure errors
• Improper up-gradation of application or OS
• Improper termination of application and abrupt system shutdown etc.

There are few of the causes behind MP4 player hangs while playing. By observing the above causes, we can see that the main cause behind such problem is due to MP4 file damage. So to repair corrupt Mp4 video on Mac, follow the below given method

Step 1: Download and install Remo Repair MOV application on your Mac machine. Then launch the software and follow the onscreen guidelines. Select the inaccessible MP4 file and click on Repair button to begin the repair process.

Step 2: You can see the repair process progress on the progress bar

Step 3: Then choose the destination location to save the files using Save button

Features of Remo Repair:

• This application helps you to quickly examine as well as repair damaged MP4 files on Mac and provides access to your inaccessible video files
• It fixes MP4, M4V, MOV video files without affecting file structure during repair process
• It effortlessly fix video files after corruption that are saved on various storage devices including system hard drive, external hard drive, pen drive, memory card, flash drive, iPods and many more devices on Mac OS X
• Remo Repair MOV tool supports different versions of Mac operating system from Mac OS X 10.5 and above