
Explore the lossless cut interface, use play controls and drag the timeline to set cut points, then preview in the main area and export exact clips.
Click export button on the bottom right and choose export for segments to export your video, then open the folder to access the exported footage in the same video folder.
Save your lossless cut projects by exporting a project file that stores segment endpoints and cuts, then reopen it later from the file menu to restore your work.
Drag to reorder video segments in a project, export them in the updated sequence, and observe how the exported order reflects the on-screen segment arrangement.
Right-click segments to access options for setting start and end points, labeling, removing, and reordering; choose to export only, all, or none of the segments, with tagging.
Explore accessing and editing track options in LosslessCut, including viewing file info and adding artist metadata, exporting tracks, and importing tracks with video and audio details.
Learn to keep or discard audio when exporting videos in LosslessCut by selecting the audio option and exporting without audio.
Open a video clip, create a fixed one-second segment, export to split into four segments, then choose to delete the original source file after confirming, keeping only the exported files.
Master lossless cut by learning to cut and join video segments, explore its features through practice, and make video editing feel like second nature.
LosslessCut is a free and open-source video cutting and merging tool. This application allows for each merging and cutting of video files without having to re-encode everything. Meaning, the output file is its original source quality even after the cutting or merging is done.
LosslessCut is lightweight in size and is available for all the major operating systems such as Microsoft Videos, Mac OS, and Linux Distros.
In this course, we will explore the features of the application by starting to look at how to set in and out points in the video to get it ready to export videos and individual cut files.
We will also look at the tools that can help us to manage and merge our clips together. We will then explore the ways in which we can manage the portions of the videos that we selected as well.
We will then explore the export options that we can use to export out the clips that we cut or merged.
We will then explore the application’s features and options which lets us customize the ways in which we cut or merge videos.
We will then wrap up the course with an example project at the end.