Omuuz

Which video formats TrimProof supports

Check the exact container, video, audio, track, color, protection, and destination requirements.

Direct answer

TrimProof accepts one local, non-DRM, non-fragmented MP4 or MOV with exactly one H.264 Main/High or HEVC Main/Main10 SDR video track and zero or one AAC track. It rejects extra media tracks, HDR or Dolby Vision, spatial or multiview video, and unsupported profiles.

When this guide applies

  • Check whether a camera, phone, or screen-recording file fits.
  • Explain why a playable file is rejected.
  • Prepare a source without trusting its extension alone.

Step-by-step review

  1. Check the container

    Use a normal local MP4 or MOV, not fragmented or protected media.

  2. Check video

    Use exactly one H.264 Main/High or HEVC Main/Main10 SDR track.

  3. Check audio

    Use no audio or one AAC track.

  4. Remove extras elsewhere

    Subtitles, captions, timecode, metadata tracks, HDR, spatial, and multiview media are unsupported.

  5. Let preflight decide

    TrimProof inspects the actual asset before editing.

How macOS works here

The extension is only a hint

A suffix does not reveal every codec, profile, track, color, fragmentation, or protection property.

A narrow boundary protects the claim

The supported set enables deterministic compressed-sample copying and verification.

Output keeps the container family

TrimProof trims; it does not convert containers, codecs, profiles, or color systems.

TrimProof 1.0 input boundary

AreaAcceptedRejected examples
ContainerMP4 or MOVOther containers, fragmented media, DRM
VideoOne H.264 Main/High or HEVC Main/Main10 SDR trackOther profiles or multiple tracks
AudioZero or one AAC trackOther codecs or multiple tracks
Additional mediaNoneSubtitles, captions, timecode, metadata
Color and viewSDR, single viewHDR, Dolby Vision, spatial, multiview

Risks and actions to avoid

Do not rename to force support

An extension change does not change the media inside.

Playback is not passthrough proof

A player may decode combinations TrimProof intentionally rejects.

Do not bypass protection

TrimProof rejects DRM and does not remove access controls.

What the Omuuz product can—and cannot—do

What it can do

TrimProof can preflight its documented MP4/MOV subset and explain an unsupported condition before export.

What it cannot do

It cannot transcode, normalize, repair, decrypt, flatten fragmented media, remove tracks, or convert unsupported assets.

Product evidence

TrimProof English start screen for opening a local video.
TrimProof starts with one user-selected local file and validates it before editing.

Primary sources

Related guides

How to trim MP4 or MOV without re-encodingWhy a video trim expands to GOP boundaries
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