ShareX VS lossless-cut

Could you give ShareX a shot? I'm interested to see if it gets around that.

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* normal flow: start => capture

ShareX also supports a ton of different other workflows. After capture it can automatically add the image to your clipboard, or open it in an external image editor, or upload it to imgur and add the link to your clipboard, etc etc

[1]: https://getsharex.com/

Windows-only recommendation so this is only somewhat related - but if you want a powerful, (mostly) well-thought-out, (seemingly) lightweight screenshot taker + editor on Windows, do have a look at ShareX[1].

It's completely free and you can tweak various workflows and map them to key combinations. I've had a "manual screenshot -> optional editing -> upload to imgur/save to clipboard" workflow bound to a mouse button (Logitech G600) for over 5 years and use it multiple times a day.

I downloaded it through Steam but whatever other download options they have should auto-update just fine as well, I would guess.

I only see this now but apparently the program is open-source. Never even knew that.

[1] https://getsharex.com/

JPEGView - lightweight image viewer for Windows. ShareX - screen capture tool with other nice features.

Uhh, try shareX? It's free. It allows dragging from its history view. Although some people think it's too bloated (has many other features)

Sharex is a free and open source program that will do a lot of great things. I use it at work all the time.

Lossless Cut allows you to trim videos without re-encoding.

Hi, you may want to look at lossless-cut.

Lossless Cut might be a good fit here.

Using lossless-cut works great for making these short clips.

LosslessCut just added black scene detection 9 days ago if that's something you needed.

Given it's intraframe nature and that it's basically just h.264 otherwise, I wonder if Lossless Cut could do it?

Use lossless cut to mux the recorded voice-over track (from your mic), there's an option when you are about to export that mentions "keep tracks" press it and it should show you all the tracks in your videofile, probably just a sound and a video, just click the "add tracks from another file" and pickup your recording, that way you basically have the same quality without the headache of all the editing and encoding shit which losses quality and takes a bit of time (also keeps your machine cool since muxing doesn't use much CPU)

If you're literally just trimming the video and not editing it in any other way, try Lossless Cut, or Shutter Encoder's 'cut without reencoding' function.