

There are fundamentally lossless codecs (e.g. the video remains unmodified, but the player is advised to output only a part of the picture.
#Avidemux crop software
The software supports a range of file formats, including MP4, MPEG, DVD, and AVI among others. It comes with a few essential functionalities like cutting, cropping, encoding, and filtering, to help you work on different video editing projects.

This will open a file manager window from which you will be able to locate your video file. This can be done by pressing the open button located on the upper left, or by navigating the file menu and choosing the open option.

d=noscript -the image corresponds to the Windows version, but the Linux one is identical-. Avidemux is a free video editing software for Windows users. Some containers like MKV support specifying crop metadata (not supported by Avidemux), i.e. Avidemux is a free video editing software for Windows users. First thing is to load the video you want to edit. I'd just like to extract from second X till second Y, or delete X minutes/seconds from the beginning/end of a video and save the remaining fragment without reencoding it and losing quality and time, just copying it, like the ffmpeg related article you linked or like you can do, graphically defining A and B points (start and end of the new video stream) in Avidemux. I've just edited the title to aviod further confussions. If that is what he wants and he does not insist on exact cuts then you can do this easily with ffmpeg workout reencoding, see here. TheDiveO wrote:I'm under the impression that the OP instead refers to cutting instead of cropping. Let’s go through the best five available.
