Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of Seeking

Timestamp:

Jan 15, 2021, 11:34:28 PM (3 months ago)

Author:

idest

Comment:

Another typo - fixed a missed space

Seeking

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 To extract only a small segment in the middle of a movie, it can be used in combination with `-t` which specifies the duration, like `-ss 60 -t 10` to capture from second 60 to 70. Or you can use the `-to` option to specify an out point, like `-ss 60 -to 70` to capture from second 60 to 70. `-t` and `-to` are mutually exclusive. If you use both, `-t` will be used.
 
-Note that if you specify `-ss` before `-i` only, the timestamps will be reset to zero, so `-t` and `-to` will have the same effect. If you want to keep the original timestamps, add the `-copyts`option. 
+Note that if you specify `-ss` before `-i` only, the timestamps will be reset to zero, so `-t` and `-to` will have the same effect. If you want to keep the original timestamps, add the `-copyts` option. 
 
 The first command will cut from 00:01:00 to 00:03:00 (in the original), using the faster seek.[[BR]]