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Art of Clipping/Translations
- Thread starter Een Gevolg
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Someone here recommended it before I've been using OBS to just record the parts I wanna clip. It's worked well with no issues so far and the quality is nice without having huge file sizes.
Well, the only issue with that is I want to clip multiple streams going back to 2021.
I may have to just suck it up and download all the VODs. I can at least automate the download and cutting of the clips with ytdlp/ffmpeg, just wanted to see if I could cut down on the time spent downloading.
I'm certain you can do this with ytdlp/ffmpeg, here's what I'd written down for myself to use with ytdlp at some point. I had used it with Twitch, but I assume it works with YouTube:Well, the only issue with that is I want to clip multiple streams going back to 2021.
I may have to just suck it up and download all the VODs. I can at least automate the download and cutting of the clips with ytdlp/ffmpeg, just wanted to see if I could cut down on the time spent downloading.
--external-downloader ffmpeg --external-downloader-args "ffmpeg_i:-ss 04:42:00 -to 05:00:00"
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yt-dlp [link] -format mp4 -download_sections "*[time from] - [time to]"Well, the only issue with that is I want to clip multiple streams going back to 2021.
I may have to just suck it up and download all the VODs. I can at least automate the download and cutting of the clips with ytdlp/ffmpeg, just wanted to see if I could cut down on the time spent downloading.
I looked into this more. Turns out ytdlp has a command "--download-segment". There is a forked version that can be used with "--live-from-start", too, that will let you clip live from streams.
Thanks all.
For that I also add --force-keyframes-at-cuts before -download-sections so it doesn't get a snipet of audio with a frozen screen.
There is a time code but its on my other PC. I have used it to download Kirsche streams when i only need the first hour or so of the stream. That way I can avoid downloading a 6-7 hour stream and just get the first 1 or 2 hours.
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