I am talking about the youtube kinda files and would like to edit certain frames out at the end. However, since the videos themselves are not great quality I'd like a program that could save the edited output as mp4 without re-encoding (just stream the untouched parts)
Can this be done in any program?
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Actually, and I may be in the minority, I find that with not so great source video I don't worry so much about reencoding. Not if the source video is crap anyway. It'll still look just as good/bad.
Re keyframes & avidemux ... I've found you can force keyframes at scene changes pretty reliably when reencoding. Set the GOP to closed and the max I-frame interval to half or less the default 300.
This may not give the "few frames" desired but being able to cut at scene changes is usually what you'd want if you can't just cut anywhere. -
Smart cutter can do it and does not require cut on keyframes. As of this date May 2012 is pretty buggy imo. Also videoredo h264 can do it too and does not require keyframes.
If you want to see what I've done with my videos,
check out my video work on youtube, http://www.youtube.com/user/duhmez/
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