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This means that if your only goal is to, say, cut 30-90 seconds out of a 1-hour video, you're still going to have to re-encode the entire 1-hour video If you’r
by ttoinou 2y ago
This means that if your only goal is to, say, cut 30-90 seconds out of a 1-hour video, you're still going to have to re-encode the entire 1-hour video
If you’re cutting 1 minute then you are encoding one minute. You might need to decode more than one minute of the source video but it’s rare that it would be the full 1 hour to decode
- _flux 2y agoHe meant that rendering a clip with a short part of it elided takes about the same as the original encoding of the video did.
- pixelmonkey 2y agoWhen I say "cut out" I mean "remove that small segment from the larger video, resulting in the large video modified such that the short section is skipped." Think of removing a commercial break from a broadcast clip or removing a "waiting for speaker" prelude from a 1 hour recorded lecture/speech.