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Help - how do I cut? #128

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LeoLevosky opened this issue Feb 13, 2019 · 4 comments
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Help - how do I cut? #128

LeoLevosky opened this issue Feb 13, 2019 · 4 comments

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@LeoLevosky
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The program says it is lossless cut but it seems to be "lossless keep" rather than cut, or am I missing something?

I want to cut out all the parts of the videos I don't want and keep what is left, but it seems as if I have to cut out the parts I want to keep and then merge the remaining videos. Is this correct? If so, why? It is counter intuitive. I use TS-Doctor and it works how I would expect it to. How can I get lossless-cut to behave this way?

@mifi
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mifi commented Feb 13, 2019

Yeah, because prior to v2 it was only possible to do export of selected portions, that’s how it still works. So you can achieve the same thing, but in a different way. If you have any idea on how to visualize this in a backward compatible way please share. I’m thinking maybe we could show a trash icon on the sections that are not included.

@LeoLevosky
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If you have a look at TS-Doctor I think they do it well but their software only works on .TS files. There you highlight the part you want to delete in a similar way to yours but the bits you want to cut out show in red on the timeline. Then you save to a new file. See the screenshot

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pkamb commented Sep 17, 2019

Maybe counter-intuitively for some, cutting will remove the parts that of the video that are NOT selected. This is because in previous versions of LosslessCut there was no possibility to cut/merge multiple segments, but this was retrofitted later. Need to redesign the UI to make it more intuitive. See #128

IMO you should use the word "trim" instead of "cut".

This is how QuickTime on the Mac refers to the tools. It even uses a very similar interface.

A "trim" indicates that the portion you select will be kept, and the excess bits on both sides cut away and discarded.

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mifi commented Feb 16, 2020

have now improved UI in newest version and allow for discarding segments

@mifi mifi closed this as completed Feb 16, 2020
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