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Split timeline by byte size #1219
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Really looking forward to this feature from 2022. |
unfortunately there are no thumbs up on this feature request. I usually prioritise issues that are more popular |
Is it possible to emphasis in your posts that thumbs up give priority to published issues, since not all users understand that it is this parameter that affects the speed of implementation of this or that feature? |
As you can see, out of at least 4 people who mentioned this feature in their requests above, only 1 gave it a thumbs up. |
i already mention it in the pinned issue here: #691
not sure where else to mention in for people to see it |
Thank you very much for your patience in responding to such requests. |
I already started feature request but found current discussion. I can say, that even in case of Avidemux, where is possible to define target file size, this will be larger. E.g. I needed 5 GiB but got 5,3 GiB. Original file was 18 GiB. Then I set 4,7 GiB and got 5 GiB. I had to use Avidemux but wanted to use LosslessCut. |
Source-File for example 4,5 GB, I will export this in 5 files with 1GB for each file --> 4 x 1GB + 1 x 0,5GB.
There is already a feature of cutting into even time slices. The problem with cutting based on size is that we need to translate size into time values in order to divide it. We could estimate by dividing input file total size by the duration in seconds, but because of VBR (unstable bitrate) throughout the video, it will not be accurate. Meaning some files could become 1.1GB, others 0.9GB, etc
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