On Tue, 22 Sep 2020, Nat Taylor wrote:
looks pretty easy with ffmpeg too if you're feeling all command line and
not wanting to install extra stuff...
https://www.markbuckler.com/post/cutting-ffmpeg/
This is that dude's easiest method, if key frames work for you:
Key Frame Seeking
The fastest way to extract a portion of video from a larger video (with a
60 second clip starting 30 seconds in) would be the following:
ffmpeg -ss 30 -i input_vid.mp4 -t 60 -c copy output_clip.mp4
Thank you, Nat. I'll read more about ffmpeg. What this one video needs is
having the first part removed. I could find the time when the actual body
starts and sue that for the -ss variable, but the -t variable would be the
end of the video. Reading about these variables will tell me how to specify
the command.
Yes, I prefer the CLI for most work.
Stay well,
Rich
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