has many installation options from deb files, flatpak, snap, add their repository, etc. You can easily create a desktop shortcut launcher to this file.Ģ.) 'VidCutter' - excellent video cutter and joiner Scroll down click releases for installation, click to save the appropriate Linux 64-bit or 32-bit archive file, extract it, double-click the 'LosslessCut' executable program. Here are a couple applications that are specifically made for Cropping / trimming / cutting videos.ġ.) 'LosslessCut'- Superb Cross platform GUI tool for lossless trimming / cutting of video and audio files using ffmpeg Here are my thoughts on this as well.Īs was already mentioned, almost all the video editors can do this easily. I just read your post and the good replies to it. But once I learn to use such an application I will probably find lots of more extensive use, so an application that I can learn to use for longer files and cut and splice with I will probably get more active and use with different file formats. The file at hand: is 139 seconds and the part I need is between 56 seconds and 95 seconds.

Sophisticated features might be appreciated in the future, but at the moment might only get in the way. If the application will handle more than '.mov' files that would be great because then I would not need a different app when working with other than '.mov' files. the current project is video only and audio is not needed for the present file, but would likely be desirable in the future.īy simple I mean something that I could find on synaptic package manager and install from there, and the application sould be something obvious to operate by a moderately clever person who has little to no experience manipulating video files and not much experience with the jargon of that sort of activity. mov or other common video file format such as mp4, etc. MOV video file and just retain the useful middle as a functional. I need a simple application that would let me crop off the front and back end of a.

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