The very long timestamps don't help readability, but if you make multiple clips it might help you figure out which is which. Just like the frames, exported videos are given a name which combines the source name and the extraction times, like VideoClip.mp4-00.00.08.167-00.01.48.832.mp4. When you're ready, tap the scissors icon and LosslessCut saves the specified portion of the video without re-encoding it, ensuring there's no loss in quality.

That's very convenient as there's no need to specify a new name each time: just drag the viewer to a particular frame, click the camera, and repeat as often as you like. You're able to mark the start and end points with a mouse click or hotkey.Ĭlicking the camera icon saves the current frame, using the source file name and frame position to create a unique name.

Standard controls enable playing the video, changing playback speed, skipping ahead to any given frame, or fine-tuning frame-by-frame until you find a specific point. LosslessCut's player is based on Chromium, so most browser-friendly formats are accepted (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, VP9). The program imports videos via the regular File > Open dialog, or via drag and drop. LosslessCut is a simple open-source video editor which enables cutting and trimming videos without any loss of quality.

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