A simplistic clip trimmer designed for automating the annoying task. Better than Pickleknotts' version, guaranteed.
This program is WINDOWS ONLY. This program requires FFMPEG to be installed and in the PATH environment.
program [input_video] [output_video] [-time=X-Y]
If no parameters are given, the values will be considered empty.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
input_video |
Optional. The video path of the file to clip. If not provided, it will ask. |
output_video |
Optional. The video path of the file to save to. If not provided, it will ask. |
-time=X-Y |
Optional. The time to clip to (X) and from (Y). If Y is not provided, it will assume the end of the clip. |
# Clip the video to the times between 5 and 10. A 5 second clip.
program "C:\My Clips\My Video.mp4" "%dir%\%file_name% - Trimmed.%ext%" -time5-10
# Clip the video only 15 seconds in. Meaning the first 15 seconds of the clip are removed.
program "C:\My Clips\My Video.mp4" "%dir%\%file_name% - Trimmed.%ext%" -time15For output file variables:
| Variable | Replaceable? | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|---|
file_name |
false | The name of the file. | My Video.mp4 |
dir |
false | The directory of the file. | C:\My Clips |
ext |
false | The extension of the file. | mp4 |
name_no_ext |
false | The name of the file without the extension. | My Video |
drive |
false | The drive the file is in. | C: |
date |
false | The current date (yyyy-MM-dd). | 2022-12-31 |
time |
false | The current time (HH-mm-ss). | 14-59-59 |
date_time |
false | The current date and time (yyyy-MM-dd HH-mm-ss). | 2022-12-31 14-59-59 |
now |
false | The current date and time without the fanciness (YYYYMMDDHH24MISS). | 20221231145959 |
now_utc |
false | The current Coordinated Universal Time (YYYYMMDDHH24MISS). | 20221231145959 |
rand |
false | A random number between 0 and 100. | 34 |
username |
true | The username set on this computer. | George |
documents |
true | The current user's documents folder. | C:\Users\%username%\Documents |
appdata |
true | The current user's appdata folder. | C:\Users\%username%\Appdata\Roaming |
desktop |
true | The current user's desktop folder. | C:\Users\%username%\Desktop |
Custom variables can be put in the Custom Variables text file. For example:
# Steam path.
steam_path = D:\Steam
# Clips folder.
clips = C:\Users\%username%\Videos\Captures
# TF2 and CSGO path.
tf_path = %steam_path%\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2
csgo_path = %steam_path%\steamapps\common\Counter Strike Global Offensive
# The username I wanna use.
username = JoeSmith
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