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Giveaway of the day — Joyoshare Media Cutter 3.2.0 for Windows
Joyoshare Media Cutter 3.2.0 for Windows was available as a giveaway on August 14, 2019!
Joyoshare Media Cutter for Windows is an easy-to-use video splitting tool to cut video and audio files including AVI, MP4, MPEG, VOB, WMV, ASF, RM, RMVB, 3GP, AAC, MP3, WMA, M4R, etc. It’s your best choice to cut and convert videos/audios into different kinds of media formats as well as extract audios from video files.
NB: 6-month license.
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10
Publisher:
Joyoshare StudioHomepage:
https://www.joyoshare.com/video-cutter-win/File Size:
47.4 MB
Price:
$29.95
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Blank video display but does chop and trim videos, you just have to clock the timecodes beforehand.
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Many [most?] of the video converters that have been on GOTD let you trim &/or join video files or clips, then reencode, & optionally resize the result. You can do that, & much more in a video editor. Joyoshare Media Cutter, apps like the free [& portable] Lossless Cut, and some video editors when working with some video formats, let you skip the reencoding part, which can be Much faster, and doesn’t suffer the quality loss you get whenever you reencode video. You can do the same using more than one method with ffmpeg, but that can get complicated – Google.
Lossless video cut editing has its drawbacks… the biggest one is that it doesn’t always work, depending on the video format. Many video formats use keyframes, though they’re not always called that, where you have complete frames every so often, and partial frames recording only the parts that changed in between those keyframes. Since the video in between those keyframes doesn’t actually exist [the player renders them], you might only be able to cut or join video at keyframes, or the software may try to render & encode any video between keyframes for you, which can sometimes be iffy. And the audio that accompanies the video doesn’t always cooperate… you may have to convert it to .wav, combine it with the video to do whatever editing, then possibly reencode the audio after that’s done. In a video editor you’d blend the audio at joins, and fade at cuts – since you don’t [can’t] do that in lossless cut editing, those parts can be a bit jarring.
Because of all that, lossless video cut editing has maybe been most popular with recorded TV programming to cut out the commercials. Most often the audio & video fades in/out already, and since the commercials are separate videos, you’d always have a keyframe before & after. In the days of analog broadcast, you couldn’t afford the quality loss, plus reencoding took much longer because CPUs were much less powerful. Today, (re)encoding 1080 video can take a long time.
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I appreciate all the software offerings and have tried a few of the video editors, but they have all fallen way short of Shotcut which is a full featured video editor that rivals or surpasses the high dollar video editors on the market today.
Best of all, Shotcut is a free open source software that is regularly updated. Did I mention it is free?
Just my 2-cents.
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Kyle,
did you just say that Shortcut is free?
;-)
Thanks, I'll check it out.
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Kyle,
"... Shotcut which is a full featured video editor that rivals or surpasses the high dollar video editors on the market today."
Not saying Shotcut is bad by any means, and it keeps improving, but it doesn't beat the best pro editing software -- can't really, as Shotcut can't make use of the large development staffs those companies employ. Check out DaVinci Resolve for example, & it has a free version.
And it can't really compare with Joyoshare Media Cutter either, since Shotcut can't do lossless cuts & joins, which is the main reason to use it rather than the many other ffmpeg-based converters that also can do cuts & joins.
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Kyle, Thanks!
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xy, It's "Shotcut"; NOT Shortcut.
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mike, Except that neither one of those is offered Today.
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mike, Thanks for the input, I will check out the free version from DaVinci. Also, I never even thought about lossless cuts & joins. I am not producing professional videos so any loss in video or audio quality has gone unnoticed by me.
I might try Joyoshare and compare. Too bad they went with a 6-month license.
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xy, It's "Shotcut" NOT "Shortcut". It is open source and uses ffmpeg like this does except this uses the GPLv3 software without acknowledging the GPLv3 software or complying with the GPLv3 license in ANY way. While Shotcut acnowledges the open source projects code it uses and makes its source available too which all users of GPLv3 code must do. It also uses the modern builds of FFMPEG without altering it to make it compatible with versions of windows prior to Windows 7, while this uses an old version of FFMPEG n order to support XP and Vista too.
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TK, do Shotcut show ads nowadays?
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Peter Pannupizza, absolutely no idea... Never had any indication that they ever did or do... most open source software does not include any adware components simply because you can download the source and remove it and build a clean version. I spent significant time yesterday seeking out a Vista compatible build and by the time I found one it would not work under a remote desktop session since it relied upon a particular OpenGL 2.0 function not present in a remote desktop headless session. I saw no indication in all the portable bundles of any adware components but cannot say for certain. Sorry.
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TK, at Shotcut's home page: "To avoid ads and get automatic updates Get if from Microsoft (store)" where it costs 9,79 € (USD 10 apparently).
That's why I asked, because many sites tell that it is free and no ads.
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TK, at Shotcut's home page: "To avoid ads and get automatic updates Get if from Microsoft (store)" where it costs 9,79 € (USD 10 apparently).
That's why I asked, because many sites tell that it is free and no ads.
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Peter Pannupizza, Ok I see now where your question is coming from... The two sources are for different builds. The fosshub/github served sources are providing desktop executable applications for WIndows 7 and up. And comes with the following promises from their downloads web page:
"We pledge that our downloads are always free of malware, spyware, and adware. Furthermore, we refuse to bundle any software unrelated to Shotcut such as browser toolbars or download managers. However, we can only provide that guarantee if you come to this website to download."
This implies that the program itself cannot be adware.
And the website makes no representations that it charges for the desktop build mentioned above.
The icon pointing to the Microsoft Store is for the metro-app requiring Windows 10+ It is available as a trial and paid app as opposed the desktop app that is always free and assured to be adware free. It is possible the trial metro-app may have some limitations, watermarks or adverts I cannot tell or know as I don't want to install either on my Windows 10 machines since I am quite happy with my existing video editor VSDC Pro or Free
Of course since the trial metro-app is free as well as the desktop app is free too you could always do the unthinkable and try installing them yourself and find out definitavely if ANY builds have are adware or enforcing watermarks or are free fully functional programs! I was interested in finding a build that would function on my Vista workhorse but could not find one that worked within the hardware limitations of the broken GPU. But not interested in experimenting with uneeded software on my newer machines.
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TK, Ok. Thank you for your reply. :-)
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not a fan of shareware. If you want to give, pls give properly.
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Sorry, I don't install programs that expire, I just don't see the point!
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After 6 months, does it become trial OR there will be no free updates?
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drvajra, there are no free updates for this trial giveaway build. It uses a different registration hash checking algorithim to the normal build because this is an expiring trial build and not a non-expiring licensed build like the one you can download from their site or could be downloaded as an update in the future.
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TK, THANK YOU
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Why only a 6-month license? Will it stop working at the end of the time period?
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Then I’ll pass.
There is so many shareware similar software, no point to install exactly this one.
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philip, it will not become trial, you can use it forever, only no updates to the latest version.
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The best cutter in the world!
Recommend for any youtuber - editor ...
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Really? Did you try all of them?
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Steven, yes, I do
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Windows 10 "Photo" app does the same thing with video and is FREE. It has a lot of features this overpriced software doesn't have.
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Jim B, what is the exact name of this app? I looked in the Microsoft store and there are a bunch of apps that work with photos. Thanks for your help.
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Jim B,
where does one find that?
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"Microsoft Photos" in Windows 10 APP store.
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Gary C,
It should be preinstalled with Windows 10 and it's called "Photo's". We need to open a mp4 file and clickEdit&Create to trim the video.
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lm,
It's software that came with Windows 10. Photo's can be found by clicking on the Start button. It's under the letter P. Lol, it's easier just to right click on the video file and choose Open with > Photo's.
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6 month licence
Does this mean it stops working after 6 months
Or that we cant update after 6 months
Details need to be clearer please whenever something has time limit
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Quijriko, People are reporting it reverts to the trial version.
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