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<blockquote data-quote="Knives03" data-source="post: 757843" data-attributes="member: 89349">First off I want to thank you for the suggestion!Okay so I tried Avidemux and everything was going smoothly at first, but then I started running into keyframe issues.&nbsp; Like you stated in your other post, it is foolish to split a file on a non keyframe frame.&nbsp; As a matter of fact, Avidemux does not allow you to do so, which means I couldn't even cut it on a non-keyframe frame if I wanted to. My issue however is that there is very little time before segments in these episodes, sometimes maybe a second or two if that.&nbsp; This leaves very little room for keyframes to fall in a spot where I wouldn't be cutting off anything.I know this is not a limitation of Avidemux, but the actual file itself.&nbsp; I don't see an easy way around this, but then again I am nowhere near an expert obviously.&nbsp; As OCD as I am when it comes to anything media related, that would not work for me as it would bother me too much <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />Unless I am doing something wrong, which is always possible, it looks like the only way I can get this to work in a semi-effective way would be to use those soft or hard links like you suggested in your other post.&nbsp; If you had any idea of what I would have to do to split those files in a way that would not require cutting off a few seconds of a segment just to get a keyframe, then I would love to know!&nbsp; I do appreciate your help as always and I hope to find a solution!Edit: After reading around a bit, I saw some people suggest to do the editing before encoding.&nbsp; That might be something I have to look into.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Knives03, post: 757843, member: 89349"] First off I want to thank you for the suggestion! Okay so I tried Avidemux and everything was going smoothly at first, but then I started running into keyframe issues. Like you stated in your other post, it is foolish to split a file on a non keyframe frame. As a matter of fact, Avidemux does not allow you to do so, which means I couldn't even cut it on a non-keyframe frame if I wanted to. My issue however is that there is very little time before segments in these episodes, sometimes maybe a second or two if that. This leaves very little room for keyframes to fall in a spot where I wouldn't be cutting off anything. I know this is not a limitation of Avidemux, but the actual file itself. I don't see an easy way around this, but then again I am nowhere near an expert obviously. As OCD as I am when it comes to anything media related, that would not work for me as it would bother me too much :( Unless I am doing something wrong, which is always possible, it looks like the only way I can get this to work in a semi-effective way would be to use those soft or hard links like you suggested in your other post. If you had any idea of what I would have to do to split those files in a way that would not require cutting off a few seconds of a segment just to get a keyframe, then I would love to know! I do appreciate your help as always and I hope to find a solution! Edit: After reading around a bit, I saw some people suggest to do the editing before encoding. That might be something I have to look into. [/QUOTE]

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