The easiest way would be to somehow obtain a video file and use a tool like losslesscut to extract the clips without re-encoding. I am not sure about the DRM protection from services like Netflix etc. For trimming videos I recommend Lossless-cut: it's free and it doesn't mess with the quality.Īudio and Video desync, but only sometimesĮxcuse me, I forgot to mention the lossless cut app, its "precise cut" feature should do the trick for you.Īsk HN: Best ways to extract clips from streaming services Honestly for such a task I would use losslesscut, a ffmpeg gui designed for this exact kind of task.Ī good replacement for the trim functionality is Lossless Cut, not a slow, web-based video editor that introduces yet another app with an AI inconsistent with the rest of Windows and comes with limitations that most editors haven't had for a decade.Ĭlipchamp has a resolution cap on the free version right? Aside from it being impractical if you are working with a higher resolution, it also implies that it reencodes the video after trimming it which could affect quality. How can I batch cut one audio file into multiple audio files at user-defined intervals?
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