Start the program and drag any video file. This not only maintains the quality of the original film, the process is also completed in a matter of seconds. It means that the video is not recalculated when editing. In contrast to many other solutions, the whole thing is lossless, ie without recompression. The tool allows you to cut clips from video files in seconds or to shorten the film. This is where the open source program LosslessCut comes into play. All the more annoying if you only want to quickly cut or shorten a recording. How often does a film maker get annoyed when he finds a scene or section in his finished work isn't fitting and wants to delete it? It's not that easy if he doesn't want to recreate the whole movie.

The author Mikael Finstad provides a great tool, which uses ffmpeg to cut out parts of video without re-encoding. This software makes it possible to export individual sections extremely quickly and without loss of quality and to get rid of them.

The program is open source and runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. Use freeware LosslessCut - if you have to cut a certain section from a video/audio. How to trim video without losing quality?

Losslesscut github