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    Hello

    I have some MP4 files that I have downloaded and have renamed to suit my purposes. When I play the files through VLC media player the title displayed is completely different to the file name. I have no idea why this is happening. Can some please assist in helping me to get what displays in VLC to read the same as what the file title is?

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    Originally Posted by Sulli View Post
    ... the title displayed is completely different to the file name. I have no idea why this is happening...
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    Look at the mp4 file with MediaInfo program, see if it shows the original (unwanted) title as part of the metadata.
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    you could try right clicking on the video file/properties/details and use the remove personal info button or if you can get to the name in properties click delete.
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    Hi all thanks for your replies. I went to MediaInfo program, opened the file in that program and found a heading titled "Movie Name:" and populated there was the unwanted title name. However as much as i can view that I cant find a way to remove that title and populate it with the same information as the file title.

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    its in the file header
    you can try a 'hex editor' program, but they are a bit tricky youwill have blank the characters or replace with exactly the same number of charcters ( over write them )

    avidemux might be the best way
    just use copy video & copy audio and remux/save as new file with a new name
    the new file should have 'your' new name in the header data
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