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GitHub - mifi/lossless-cut: The swiss army knife of lossless video/audio editing

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GitHub - mifi/lossless-cut: The swiss army knife of lossless video/audio editing

@ctag to Linux Video EditingEnglish • 24 days ago

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The swiss army knife of lossless video/audio editing - mifi/lossless-cut

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An FFMPEG GUI like this could be really helpful. I always forget that ffmpeg exists since it isn’t staring me in the face. Thank for the share :)

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  this is basically an ffmpeg gui with a restricted purpose. but it’s slick and works great.

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Kdenlive
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Olive

Kdenlive is fantastic for quick edits, though it can do a lot more (beyond the quick edits it is clunky imo). ShotCut can do cool things like motion tractking easily. Olive is fantastic for subtitles, but I absolutely would not recommend it for anything with audio.

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