There is very easy way to cut a video using visual b? Please help me, im a newbie in programming ..

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There is very easy way to cut a video using visual b?? please help me, im a newbie in programming ..

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none , i dont try any because i dont know what can i do,
im only a newbie and i think i need a simple code about cutting a video...

Posted 29-Jul-16 17:46pm

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Updated 29-Jul-16 19:34pm

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Patrice T 30-Jul-16 0:38am

Indeed, just asking for code is the easy way. But it is also the wrong site.

Jim Meadors 30-Jul-16 1:09am

If you are not up to the point of writing your own simple code that you can ask questions about to solve problematic parts of the code, then you should google for samples that do what you want. Then you can explore the code and experiment and study to see how to make it do what you want it to do.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-07-29T19:34:00

No. Video "cutting" is a complicated job in any language - you are best off to use an external program such as ffmpeg which will do it for you via Process.Start and providing the command line arguments:

VB

Process.Start("PathToExeFile\ffmpeg.exe", "-sameq -t 60 -i InputFile.avi OutputFile.avi")

will trim it to the first minute for example.
You can get ffmpeg here: Download FFmpeg[^] and the command line switches are described here: ffmpeg Documentation[^] but don't expect this to be trivial reading!
You may also need to install a codec pack on your computer to get it all to work.