If we specify a endTime that is longer than the input video, e.g.
This won't harm the quality of the original video content and is very fast. -c copy copies the video and audio to the output file without re-encoding them.-to denote the part where the cut should end.-ss denotes a particular time of the video from where to start.✂️ Cut without re-encoding: Syntax: ffmpeg -i "InputFile" -ss "startTime" -to "endTime" -c copy "OutputFile" libx264 is an advanced encoding library for creating H.264 video streams.This will be time-consuming but has its advantages like we can re-encode it at a particular bit rate or improve quality and resolution. If we re-encode the video while cutting, this will give us a frame-accurate cut because FFmpeg will re-encode the video and start it with an I-frame. ✂️ Cut without re-encoding: Syntax: ffmpeg -i "InputFile" -ss "startTime" -to "endTime" -c:v libx264 "OutputFile" So, our trimmed videos will be of 5secs,15secs, and 15 secs respectively and the final merged output video will be of 30secs. Trim time intervals : ( 5–20,25–30,45–55), denoting (start second - end second of the original video) In this article, we will learn to trim videos based on specific time intervals without re-encoding. There are various ways to cut/trim a video based on Video saved in ffmpegTrial Folder Step II ~ Trimming Video
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