cp mp4 files

To copy MP4 files from one location to another on your computer, you can use different methods depending on your operating system. Below are instructions for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

### For Windows:
1. **Using File Explorer:**
   - Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder containing your MP4 files.
   - Select the MP4 files you want to copy (you can hold down the `Ctrl` key to select multiple files).
   - Right-click the selected files and choose "Copy."
   - Navigate to the destination folder where you want to place the copied files.
   - Right-click inside the folder and choose "Paste."

2. **Using Command Prompt:**
   - Open Command Prompt.
   - Use the `xcopy` or `copy` command:
     ```
     xcopy "C:\path\to\source\*.mp4" "C:\path\to\destination\" /s
     ```
     or
     ```
     copy "C:\path\to\source\*.mp4" "C:\path\to\destination\"
     ```

### For macOS:
1. **Using Finder:**
   - Open Finder and navigate to the folder containing your MP4 files.
   - Select the MP4 files you want to copy (hold down the `Command` key to select multiple files).
   - Right-click the selected files and choose "Copy."
   - Navigate to the destination folder where you want to paste the files.
   - Right-click in the folder and choose "Paste Item."

2. **Using Terminal:**
   - Open Terminal.
   - Use the `cp` command:
     ```
     cp /path/to/source/*.mp4 /path/to/destination/
     ```

### For Linux:
1. **Using a File Manager:**
   - Open your file manager and navigate to the folder containing your MP4 files.
   - Select the files you want to copy (hold down the `Ctrl` key for multiple selections).
   - Right-click and select "Copy."
   - Navigate to the destination folder and right-click to select "Paste."

2. **Using Terminal:**
   - Open a terminal.
   - Use the `cp` command:
     ```
     cp /path/to/source/*.mp4 /path/to/destination/
     ```

Make sure to replace `/path/to/source/` and `/path/to/destination/` with the actual paths to the respective source and destination folders.