For this to work, all video files need to use the same codecs.
You can also merge two separate video files, by clicking Merge files from the Tools menu. Next, click the scissors button, and Lossless Cut should export not only the separate video segments you marked for cutting, but also a video with those segments merged into a single video file. After clicking it, the button should change to am ( nm means no merging, and am means auto merging). Once you have 2 or more segments, click the nm button in the bottom left corner of the window. To merge multiple segments of the same video, use the same instructions as above to mark the start and end cut points of multiple video segments (set the start and end point for the first segment, then click c+ to add another segment, set its start and end point, and so on). Using the new version of LosslessCut, it's possible to merge either video segments of the same video, or multiple separate videos that use the same codecs. Merging video segments or separate videos with LosslessCut Once you're done, click the scissors button to export the video segments.Įach segment that was cut from the video will have its start and end time added to the exported video filename. You can cut as many segments as you want from a video, by repeating this process. After clicking this button you'll be able to add a second start and end cut point. If you want to cut a second (and third, etc.) segment of the same video, click the c+ button (in the bottom left-hand side of the LosslessCut window). For example, you can extract all video, audio and subtitle tracks from an MKV file with a click ( File > Extract all streams). Yet another new features in LosslessCut 2.0.0 / 2.1.0 is the ability to extract all streams from a file.
You can either automatically merge multiple segments of the same video when exporting, or merge multiple video files - they'll need to use the same codec for this to work. While the application's main purpose is lossless video cutting / trimming, the latest LosslessCut also allows merging. One important change is the implementation of multiple cut points, which allows cutting multiple segments from a video. Over the past 24 hours, 2 new versions of LosslessCut were released (2.0.0 and 2.1.0), which extend the application functionality quite a bit. The following formats / codecs should work directly in LosslessCut: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, OGG, WAV, MP3, AAC, H264, Theora, VP8, and VP9. This can be done directly from LosslessCut, via the File menu. Since the HTML5 video player has limited codecs support, some files may need to be remuxed / encoded to a friendly format / codec. For video processing, the application does an almost direct data copy (using FFmpeg), so it's extremely fast. LosslessCut is based on Chromium, using the HTML5 video player for its playback functionality. The tool is design to allow its users to quickly cut large video files taken with a video camera, GoPro, drone, etc., without losing any quality, while also making this process extremely easy. LosslessCut is a easy to use, ultra fast tool for lossless video (and audio) cutting, available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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