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I have ripped DVDs with MakeMKV, but there is this one scene that I wanted to get from the movie that I have ripped, and edit it a little bit.
Normally I leave MKV file as is, but sometimes I would use the Handbrake to isolate a scene for just a viewing purpose. But when I try to edit the MP4( or is it a M4V?) it's usually not compatible, or only the audio works, or sometimes it looks horribly bitcrushed or something.

I haven't pirated video editing software since Sony Vegas like 15 or something, so I'm assuming that software is just really old. But what's the most accessible format/codec/container to make small quick edits in?
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What kind of edit?
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>>1541747
It's nothing too crazy, I was going to put two clips side by side to show how similar they are. But the clip I ripped from the MKV couldn't be added to this old version of Sony Vegas.
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>>1541751
It may sound stupid but I would do this using OBS.
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>>1541753
Ah, I see. so just screen record the clip off of a media player instead of using the raw file or something. I guess that will have to do. I probably would also have to record both clips to make sure they have the same frame rate to avoid that "ghosting" or "combing" effect.
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>>1541755
Learn how to use ffmpeg
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>>1541742
These are easy one, they might not be able to do what you want:
https://mifi.no/losslesscut/
https://github.com/dfaker/WebmGenerator
https://github.com/ozmartian/vidcutter
https://www.opus.pro/
https://www.ezvid.com/

These are more fully-featured:
DaVinci Resolve
Kdenlive
Shotcut
Olive (this one is in alpha but has a nicer gui than previous two)
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>>1541761
Isn't this what you want by the way?
https://github.com/dfaker/WebmGenerator/wiki/How-to-make-grids
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i use shotcut
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>>1541756
>>1541763
Thank you for the suggestions. I had been fiddling around with the ffmpeg stuff, and have only managed converting the WHOLE file instead of just a snippet of it. It's also kind of deep fried with Jpeg looking artifacts But I'm assuming I can damn near anything in the command prompt just need the right filters or something.

>>1541761
I haven't been able to open any of my files in Vidcutter, but I might be missing something. And I can try the other video editing software as soon as I am able to.


>>1541762
This seems like a more literal thing that I was looking for. I will definitely try this out.
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>>1541767
Reas up on codecs
https://wiki.x266.mov/
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>>1541767
>ffmpeg snippet
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -ss 00:02:00 -to 01:20:33 -c copy output.mp4
-c copy so it copies the video rather than re-encoding it
-ss [start] -to [end] extracts a snippet from [start] to [end]
I think by using commas you can refer to specific frames
I recommend using a chatbot like chatgpt or duck.ai to more quickly prototype commands.
>>1541761
Ooh, lossless cut seems cool. I find kdenlive to sometimes be quite clunky.



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