Hey, is there a third party video editor that I can edit these videos, and when it renders them out, it will still retain the stereoscopic 3D nature of the vids? I just want to trim out huge sections of video that I don't care to watch anyway. The file sizes add up and become ridiculous. Just put in some smooth transitions between scenes, rename it as the same name as the source file, delete the source file and I just cut the file size in half. Is this possible? I heard Pinnacle Studio can edit VR footage, but can't find any indication of the words 3D or anything like that. It says that it can import H.264 and H.265 files. But it always speaks in terms of 360 degree videos. But these vids are all 180 degree fov. I dunno. Just started thinking to do this. I assume a shorter edited video will break toy scripts too. I would have to edit the timing on those scripts as well.

avidemux. it is free and I use it to cut my video to pieces without losing any quality or recoding as long as you cut at keyframes. Free/fast/easy. what more could you ask for?

Cool. Free is worrisome, but I'll look into it. I don't lose quality or recoding as long as I cut it at what?

no worries, it's open source I think and I use it every single day for months

@Johnny166#8512 The quality will depend on your encoding settings and engine.

@Rakly3#8526 You can cut the video without reencoding it at all if you keep the same format and cut at keyframe points

losslesscut works as well for encode-free trimming. It's a bit janky in terms of UI but it works great if you're only interest in a chunk of a video (or need just a segment of a video without loading the entire video into your video editor).

@ThePointyEnd#8614 I may give that a try but not sure it would work better. Right now I have been catching up on a lot of videos I am archiving. In order not to waste room I am cutting out any parts that are not necessary or just don't do it for me. With avidemux I can select portions and delete them as many pieces as I like then save the whole thing without encoding and very fast. I generally cut all BJ parts out unless something special and most from the rear views unless you can see her face.

I agree. Lots of the sex positions are only worth it if you're doing it in real life. Not worth the disc space. The reason I've been asking about this, is I got the vids before the vr headset; haven't bought it yet. Downloading and editing takes a long time; so I can use the time to do it while still saving up for the headset. So if I spend all this time editing vids and they ruin the render file somehow, because the editor wasn't designed to work with 3D 180 degree VR videos, I have no way of beta testing the rendered videos right now, so when I get the headset and realize I wasted all that time, I'll be pissed.

@Johnny166#8508 We plan adding timestamp playlists. Where you can mark AB timestamps for each video and make a compilation playlists like your favorite anal moments

That sounds cool, thanks for the reply. Seems like a streaming feature. As for me personally, I will take care of all that myself, I just need to find an editor that won't screw my offline video files. Playing vr vids are taxing enough on the pc; don't want to be streaming them as well. And trusting the fidelity of internet connections, which have a reputation for being fickle.

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mgbgt35

VRgina I have a slight problem using Avidemux.During the editing of the video,it always plays in slow motion and the sound is out of sync although the edited video always ends up with the correct speed and sound.Do you have the same problem?

VRgina

mgbgt35 No, that I haven't had happen. Is it all videos? Or is there any correlation between editing H264 and H265 files?

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