Wasn’t it easy?! Well, now let’s look at the merits and demerits of using VLC to split a video. Here you will see the extracted part saved as a separate video file.
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STEP 7: Open Windows Explorer or File Explorer and go to the directory that you had set to store the recording. STEP 6: Click record button again when you want to stop recording of the part to be extracted. STEP 5: Let the video play up to the end point of the portion you want to extract. STEP 4: Now play the video and click on the record button This directory will store the video that we will split from your original video file. Make sure that there is a directory name given in this box. STEP 4: Go to Tools > Preferences > Input/Codecs and look for Record directory or filename. A new set of controls will appear near the Play button. STEP 3: Go to View menu and select Advanced Controls.
STEP 2: Forward the video to the starting point where from you want to split the video. Let’s jump right in and learn a new use of our beloved VLC! Split Video with VLC Media Player In today’s tutorial I will tell you how you can extract one or more parts from a video using VLC. So, why not split video with VLC Media Player? My friend also had VLC Media Player already installed on his laptop. I told him that there are many ways but because he asked for an easy one, I told him about probably the easiest one! We all know VLC is a great media player and a lot of people have it on their computer. He asked me if there was an easy way to extract part of a video from a big file. A friend of mine had a big video file of about 2 hours duration and he wanted to upload a ten-minutes long portion from it on YouTube.
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