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Improvements for the future... #1210
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you can lock the output format so you don't have to change it one by one. If you want to batch convert many files from flv to mp4, I think using ffmpeg from the command line is the easiest way. Although It's possible that losslesscut could implement a function like this, I'm not sure how many people needs it because it's so easy to do with the command line: for f in *.flv; do ffmpeg -i $f -c copy $f.mp4; done
do you have some screenshots or an example file to explain what you mean by this?
not possible losslessly AFAIK. see #372
ditto.
already exists. please see the keyboard shortcuts screen does this answer your questions? |
Yes this answered my questions. Btw.: Your program has the advantage to make the basic video editings lossless (and without pondering about things like correct digitization rates) and it's also very easy to use. Thanks for this tool... :) |
I'm going to close this for now - can reopen if you had more to add |
Please first search for your feature request under Issues or Discussions, maybe someone else already suggested it.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, see the following chapter. #2
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I have a video clip collection with around 25.000 files. Collected during the last 15 years and in many formats (some are meanwhile outdated), The new standard should be now mp4. So I use your program to shorten / trim clips, convert them if necessary, assemble single files and make often chapter markers for the playback with my TV set. The easiest way to short / trim clips is the split segment at cursor feature, I have problems to use your default split feature. A keyboard shortcut for this split segment at cursor feature would be also nice.
The flv to mp4 conversion works at best with youtubes 640x480 clips, Other formats or clips from other sites fails very often.
In such cases I use xMediaRecode (but this program needs too often an extra entry for the digitization rate), the converting tool of VLC (f.e. for exotic cases like ram/rm/asf/asx files), a batch file for VLC (mirroring/aspect ratio) or a video processor program (actual I try out KDEnlive for Linux).
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