If you’re a music lover on Android, then you know that corrupted mp4 files can be a big issue. If you don’t have the time or resources to fix the file yourself, then there’s a good chance that someone else will. Here are some tips on how to fix corrupted mp4 files on Android:

  1. Check if the file is corrupt: This is the first and most important step. If the file is corrupt, it won’t play properly or it might even crash your device.
  2. Remove any unnecessary files: If there are any unnecessary files in the file system, they’ll also add to the size of the corrupted mp4 file. Remove them if possible so that your device can focus on playing the music instead of trying to fix a corrupted file.
  3. Repair permissions: If permissions are messed up in an mp4 file, it won’t play properly or might even crash your device. Repair permissions if possible so that music can access its rightful place in your device’s filesystem.