LosslessCut-linux.AppImage This is a GUI tool that creates ffmpeg commands. By default, no subtitles/captions are typically included and only the first audio track. If you want multiple audio tracks and subtitle tracks, be certain to visit those tabs to ensure the tracks you want are included. Then choose the other transcode options and "Start". Change that to "Range:Seconds" and fill in the start/end time.
On the main page of handbrake, there is a "Range:Chapters" pulldown. Other media file types only allow cutting at keyframes, so the tools aren't frame-accurate without transcoding.īTW, if you want to transcode at the same time and have just 1 clip, handbrake can cut beginning and end parts off any video file supported.
IF you have automation creating accurate cuts for you, cutting by frame is the most accurate, assuming mpeg2 video. If you want frames, use the "-split frames=" option in mkvmerge. It is just a GUI in front of the CLI commands, so expect to type in the cut points by frame or times. There is a GUI for all the mkv tools, mkvtoolnix-gui. If you don't want an mkv container, you can pull the tracks out as you like using mkvextract. All the audio tracks, captions, subtitles and video tracks in that range are clipped too. Code: $ mkvmerge -o output-15min.mkv -split parts:02:00.0-20:00.0 input.VOBThis results in the VOB copy, no transcoding, and simply puts the clip into an mkv container.
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