Need A Precise MP4 Cutter

[Pepanee]

Hello, let's cut to the chase.
I've tried many video editing programs, yet I tend to cut off certain parts of videos (either the beginning or the end). Yet for all I can remember, those cutters are not precise. They sometimes tend to keep and extra few seconds at the end/beginning, or cut off a few seconds that I want from the video in the end/beginning. I usually use HandBrake, yet that program isn't precise to the milli-second. It estimates to the second, which is not what I want. Who can recommend me something that will cut precisely to where I want it to.

[jagabo]

You don't need to be precise to the millisecond. Each frame is displayed for many milliseconds. But the problem you're having is you're using keyframe only cutters. To get frame accurate cuts you need to reencode the entire video or use a smart editor -- one that knows how to reencode only cut GOPs. Like VideoRedo or SolveigMM.

[hech54]

He said millisecond......

[Pepanee]

Actually, I'm trying out VideoRedo, and it really seems to be getting to the precise locations of an example video that I'm trying out with it. That's exactly what I need. If I need any more help, I'll post back here. Thanks

[usually_quiet]

Actually, I'm trying out VideoRedo, and it really seems to be getting to the precise locations of an example video that I'm trying out with it. That's exactly what I need. If I need any more help, I'll post back here. Thanks

Try SolveigMM Video Splitter too. It can edit more types of media files and audio/video formats than VideoReDo TV Suite 5 and costs less.

There are tasks for which VideoReDo TV Suite 5 is the best choice and well worth the extra money. (Tasks such as editing TS files produced by a digital PC TV tuner card of some sort, or by one of the Hauppauge HD-PVR capture devices.) However, if that is not something you plan on doing, SolveigMM Video Splitter could save you some money.