How do I remove a 20-30 second clip from a larger video file and just save the 20-30 second clip as its own file?
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How can I split video?
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open video in quicktime and trim the clip to the 20-30 seconds..
then export
simple as that.. 🙂
Well, originally a .VOB from a DVD. I converted it to .avi using FFMPEGX but I guess I could reconvert it to any format. Why? Which format should it be in?
bigbossbmb
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georgi0
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Split video in Mavericks
Apparently, MPEG Streamclip's split video functionality no longer works in Mavericks.
Is there an alternative (free, that does not re-encode the video like Movie Player does)?
DETAILS: Specifically, "Streamclip -> Edit -> In" just brings cursor back to 0 second (instead of marking the "in" point).
Other functionality (such as "Streamclip -> File -> Export") seem to still work.
Apparently, MPEG Streamclip's split video functionality no longer works in Mavericks.
Is there an alternative (free, that does not re-encode the video like Movie Player does)?
DETAILS: Specifically, "Streamclip -> Edit -> In" just brings cursor back to 0 second (instead of marking the "in" point).
Other functionality (such as "Streamclip -> File -> Export") seem to still work.
Dave Braine
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Quicktime (or iMovie etc) re-encodes the video
(thus takes forever to clip long videos. In addition, will loose some quality).