any free video cutter/joiner?

[kenny1999]

hi is there any free video cutter / joiner that should support most video format, that should include uncommon formats like mkv...

online cutter / joiner takes too long to upload

as long as it cuts and joins and it's free, that's very good, nothing fancy or extra is expected

[Baldrick]

avidemux, video to video converter (under tools), free video dub(easy but ADWARE installer)

[kenny1999]

avidemux, video to video converter (under tools), free video dub(easy but ADWARE installer)

Thank !

[jman98]

You get what you pay for. ALL the free editors are inferior to the paid editors.

[Taney2]

You get what you pay for. ALL the free editors are inferior to the paid editors.

What would you recommend for those of us on a budget?

[Steve(MS)]

VideoReDo is one of them that is recommended.

[usually_quiet]

You get what you pay for. ALL the free editors are inferior to the paid editors.

What would you recommend for those of us on a budget?

I have VideoReDo TV Suite H.264, which is indispensable for editing recordings from my TV tuner devices and my HD capture device. It does minimal re-encoding and costs about $100. It is limited to MPEG-2 or H.264. It won't edit DivX or XVid AVI files.

TMPGEnc MPEG Smart Renderer 4 (about $70) is one of the least expensive editors that can edit many different kinds of files although not everything. It does minimal re-encoding. The specs don't say it can work with XVid or DivX AVI.

TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 can edit most kinds of video and audio and most kinds of container files (avi, mpg, ts, etc,), but re-encodes the entire file and costs about $100.

[Taney2]

You get what you pay for. ALL the free editors are inferior to the paid editors.

What would you recommend for those of us on a budget?

I have VideoReDo TV Suite H.264, which is indispensable for editing recordings from my TV tuner devices and my HD capture device. It does minimal re-encoding and costs about $100. It is limited to MPEG-2 or H.264. It won't edit DivX or XVid AVI files.

TMPGEnc MPEG Smart Renderer 4 (about $70) is one of the least expensive editors that can edit many different kinds of files although not everything. It does minimal re-encoding. The specs don't say it can work with XVid or DivX AVI.

TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 can edit most kinds of video and audio and most kinds of container files (avi, mpg, ts, etc,), but re-encodes the entire file and costs about $100.

Thanks.

[racer-x]

99% of the time, I just use ffmpeg to cut or join pretty much anything..........

[qz3fwd]

I agree you get what you pay for. SolveigMM Video Splitter is a lot like VideoReDo and I use both, with Video Splitter offering a portable version.