Does anybody have a method for trimming clips that actually modifies the source file?
I have some video that was done in one long take so when captured only one clip was created. There are several long segments of video in this clip that I have no use for.
It's easy enough to trim this out from my final video by splitting the event (in several places) and then trimming each of the new events, but I would like to actually do something like this to the underlying source clip to make it smaller.
I suppose I could do this splitting the event and trimming out what I don't want and then rerender to .avi and save that to my hard drive, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this that didn't involve any rendering.
I have some video that was done in one long take so when captured only one clip was created. There are several long segments of video in this clip that I have no use for.
It's easy enough to trim this out from my final video by splitting the event (in several places) and then trimming each of the new events, but I would like to actually do something like this to the underlying source clip to make it smaller.
I suppose I could do this splitting the event and trimming out what I don't want and then rerender to .avi and save that to my hard drive, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this that didn't involve any rendering.