does the repo have an app that can edit these file types?
if there's nothing in the repo, can i download an app that edits mp4 or mkv?
i'm looking for something *simple*, since i only need to chop 20-second segments out of mp4/mkv files and then save them.
does the repo have an app that can edit these file types?
if there's nothing in the repo, can i download an app that edits mp4
or mkv?
i'm looking for something *simple*, since i only need to chop
20-second segments out of mp4/mkv files and then save them.
https://filmora.wondershare.com/video-editor/free-linux-video-editor.html
"Avidemux is a free, open-source video editing software designed mainly
for simple cutting, splitting, merging, filtering, encoding, etc.
It is a cross-platform free video editing software and supports various
file formats with different codecs such as AVI, MPEG, MP4, ASF, etc"
Back when AVIDemux aupported only AVI, and it wasn't cross-platform,
it was pretty well bullet-proof. When it was extended, it went
through a period of instability (I had to dump it, on more than one occasion). You'll be able to tell us after you're
done, whether it successfully passed through this phase or not :-)
does the repo have an app that can edit these file types?
if there's nothing in the repo, can i download an app that edits mp4 or mkv?
i'm looking for something *simple*, since i only need to chop 20-second segments out of mp4/mkv files and then save them.
On 20/10/2022 00:14, Dr. Noah Bodie wrote:
does the repo have an app that can edit these file types?
if there's nothing in the repo, can i download an app that edits mp4 or mkv? >>
i'm looking for something *simple*, since i only need to chop 20-second
segments out of mp4/mkv files and then save them.
No idea about mkv, but VLC can edit (extract copy/paste) mp4 files.
On 10/19/22 17:37, Paul wrote:
Back when AVIDemux aupported only AVI, and it wasn't cross-platform,
it was pretty well bullet-proof. When it was extended, it went
through a period of instability (I had to dump it, on more than one occasion). You'll be able to tell us after you're
done, whether it successfully passed through this phase or not :-)
I use Avidemux quite a lot. It supports opening/saving to/from any video format I've thrown at it. And it's quite stable to me.
But generally speaking, for a five minute test, impressive.
I will try the CLI version and if it's like "MP3Splt" then that will be great.
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