Tag: Video Editing

Lately, I have been working on many projects where I have large MP4 files where I need to quickly remove relevant segments and then work with those in my editing software.

VidCutter is an open-source tool that does this quickly and efficiently. The thing I really appreciate about VidCutter is I can quickly grab the 10-20 clips I might need from a 3-hour video without the software needing to re-encode the video.

Just parking this here for future reference. I use a video application that records in Transport Stream (.ts) format. Since this application is recording to a FAT-formatted SD card, every time it hits the 4gb file size limit, it creates a second file and so on.

I had been using a separate program to combine the multiple files into one, but it turns out this can be done entirely from the command line in Windows, like this:

copy /b *.ts Video.ts