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Best program for trimming video clips?

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analogheron112 analogheron112 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I am in search of a straightforward, cost-free software solution that allows me to trim specific segments from a video file and save them as independent clips. I currently have a collection of footage on a disc—originally transferred from a digital camcorder—and my goal is to either shave off the beginning and end sequences or simply extract the middle portion onto its own disc. As a complete novice to this particular process, I find myself entirely without direction or technical insight regarding which tools might suffice. Any guidance, recommendations, or expert advice you could offer would be deeply appreciated. Thank you in advance. 🙂
Joseph Chavez7 Joseph Chavez7 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2006
#2 ·
analogheron112 said:I'm looking for some kind of simple, free software that can let me clip out a specific segment from a video file to create a standalone clip. I have this footage on a DVD—it was originally transferred over from a digital camcorder—and I really just want to trim off the beginning and the end, or perhaps just pull the middle section out onto its own separate disc. I’ve never actually done anything like this before and honestly have zero clue which program can handle the job, so any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. 🙂

Just download Handbrake, and then using the re-authoring feature, you can simply select the exact portion you want to keep. Move the main movie over to the left side, right-click the ready set go frames option to pick the specific part you want to extract, hit backup, and you're basically done—ready to burn.
Joseph Wood8 Joseph Wood8 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2008
#3 ·
I’m actually looking for the opposite, really. Is there a program out there that can take 10 random clips and stitch them back together into one seamless file?

For example, I have this 80-minute concert that’s been chopped up into 10 equal segments. They didn't bother with where the cuts happen, so some might be right in the middle of a song. I just want to merge them all back into a single video.

Thanks
analogheron112 analogheron112 NewcomerOP
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Joseph Chavez7 said:Just download Handbrake, and by utilizing its re-authoring capabilities, you can select exactly which segment you intend to preserve. You simply shift the main feature over to the left side, then right-click using the ready set go frames option to isolate the specific portion you want, and hit backup! It’s truly that simple; once you're done, it's essentially ready for the big screen.

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Much appreciated, 👍
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#5 ·
To slice up your clips >> easy video splitter

To stitch clips together >> easy video joiner

They’re super intuitive to use, and none of the files are over 3 MB... definitely worth grabbing 👍 👍
Joseph Wood8 Joseph Wood8 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2008
#6 ·
Thanks, I'm going to download it and give it a shot.

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