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Everytime I use OBS or some other video capture software I always capture more than I want to share or keep. Up until now I used DaVinci Resolve or Adobe After Effects to trim the start and end and render to a new video file. After years of bloat and overkill I wanted to make something which made that workflow much faster and easier...

Enter VideoTrimmer! Open video (or drag/drop video) and set in-/outpoint and save selected region. Done. Simple as that!

It's a time saver for me.. Maybe for you also? :)

Shortcut keys:

  • Spacebar = Play/Pause
  • Right arrow key = Next frame
  • Ctrl + Shift + S = Save trimmed (based on in-point and out-point)
  • Comma = Set in-point
  • Period = Set out-point
  • Shift + Comma = Jump to in-point
  • Shift + Period = Jump to out-point
  • F1 = Show and hide the log window
Published 1 day ago
StatusReleased
CategoryTool
Authorzooperdan

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

VideoTrimmer_Setup.exe (0.5.2) 104 MB
VideoTrimmer_0.5.2.zip 152 MB

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Awesome I gonna try it! I've used Avidemux for that purpose, but thought about making something simpler with a Bash or Python script. But obviously you've done that now already :D 

I hope this works for you :) It definitely scratches an itch for me. One I've had a long time.

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ffmpeg can cut your video from start - end selection if wanting a fast comand line option :)

Yeah, which is basically what I do here. I just made a simple front-end for it.

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I'm confused... does this run on Amiga? :D  Just kidding, this looks super useful (my hacky solution has been to use Handbrake and manually type in offsets in seconds after seeking around in VLC ^_^).  Any chance for a "portable" install that's just a .zip I can extract and run instead of having to give the installer administrator access?

Not for Amiga this time :D I just uploaded a zip for you! I hope you find it useful. If not, then please tell me why it wasn't :)