Standby — ready to install
Video Compositor
Joins videos on a canvas, or cuts a large video into strips. For LED walls without a video processor: it joins several clips side by side into a single file for a Full HD player, or takes a UHD video, lets you draw a box for each LED strip — each one with the strip's own size — and generates one file per strip, for independent players when you can't run cable between the screens. It never stretches the picture unless you ask it to.
This app also comes in Media Suite, which brings the Video Compositor, the Converter and the USB Optimizer together in a single installation. You can keep using it on its own.
Video Compositor
Single installer · Windows
Compositor-Videos_Setup_2.2.0.exe
~147 MB
Download for Windows
v2.2.0 · 10 Nov 2026 · Windows 10/11 · new: interface in Portuguese and English, with a language selector; everything else unchanged
SHA-256 a3771485caceac135f330757c14058ccbeadd87d2bd48d11058487eafd240d9a
The installer is not digitally signed yet: Windows may warn about an “unknown publisher”. Choose “More info” → “Run anyway”. You can verify the file with
Get-FileHash in PowerShell.
What's new by version
Each version has its own address: compositorvideos.html#v2.2.0
v2.2.0 · 10 Nov 2026 · WindowsInterface in Portuguese and English, with a language selector; everything else unchanged. The installer also comes in both languages. The Compositor that comes inside Media Suite does not change with this version.
What's included
Two modes, one appJoin several videos side by side on a single canvas (one per LED wall), or cut a large video into several strips. You choose the mode at the top of the window.
One box per stripOn a UHD video, each LED strip has its own box, with the strip's real size (256×768, 512×768…), which you can drag and resize from any side or corner. With “keep proportion” on it never stretches; with it off, the box is free and the picture stretches to fill the strip. The strips are saved for next time.
One file per stripEach strip comes out as its own MP4, for independent players — for example in a run of strips where you can't pass cable between them — and, if you want, also a combined one with the strips side by side. It never overwrites a file that was already there.
Made for the playerH.264 output with the level limited to 5.1 and a fixed frame rate, so cheap Android boxes can decode it without a black screen. It shows beforehand what each strip will get, and ffmpeg is already included.