Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
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Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#2Don't think I need it (using ffmpeg directly or Kdenlive if I need fine edits) but to know that it exists brings me joy, so thank you!
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#3I keep being surprised of what you can use/abuse the terminal for...
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#4Don't think I need it (using ffmpeg directly or Kdenlive if I need fine edits) but to know that it exists brings me joy, so thank you!
You are welcome! It is nice when you need to quickly crop or trim something and don’t want to launch a video editing app.
The repo is owned by a friend, you can leave a star to make him happy :)
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#5Don't think I need it (using ffmpeg directly or Kdenlive if I need fine edits) but to know that it exists brings me joy, so thank you!
The intermediary solution for me between ffmpeg and kdenlive is LosslessCut (https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut). Also free and open-source... of course it look less cool than a Terminal UI like the OP, but it's very practical when I don't want to reencode everything, or if I just need to change the format of container (MP4, MKV, etc.).
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#6I think this is the first instance I've seen of an actual terminal video player. Very fun to play with.
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#7Doesn't -y mean overwrite file? And isn't there a difference between -ss before -i and after -i?
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#8Don't think I need it (using ffmpeg directly or Kdenlive if I need fine edits) but to know that it exists brings me joy, so thank you!
The intermediary solution for me between ffmpeg and kdenlive is LosslessCut ( https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut ). Also free and open-source... of course it look less cool than a Terminal UI like the OP, but it's very practical when I don't want to reencode everything, or if I just need to change the format of container (MP4, MKV, etc.).
Lossless-cut has both an HTTP api and a CLI so it could be controlled via a lightweight TUI if someone wanted.
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#9Doesn't -y mean overwrite file? And isn't there a difference between -ss before -i and after -i?
yes and yes. I assume no further info is necessary for what I also assumed was rhetorically asked
Re: Lazycut: A simple terminal video trimmer using FFmpeg
#10I guess I can find another implementation to combine trimmed parts after taking out certain scenes?