Interface
The user interface of the Video Splitter consist of five main parts: Menu bar, Navigation controls, Information window, Splitter controls and Preview window.
Video Splitter main window:
In this section:
- Menu bar
- Stream selection window
- Navigation controls
- Preview controls
- Media panel
- Splitting controls
- Preview window
- Progress window
- Splitter in system tray
- Filters info window
- Batch manager
- Join manager
- Slicing window
- Preferences window
Menu bar
You can use commands in the menu bar to perform tasks in the Video Splitter. These commands are described in this document.
File menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Add Media Files... | Select a supported media file to be opened and edited (*) | Ctrl + O |
Save Media File As... | Specify the output file name and immediately save it (start the trimming process) (*) | |
Save Selected Fragment As... | Specify the output file name and immediately save it (start the trimming process) (*) | |
Save All Fragments As... | Specify the output file name and immediately save all fragments (start the trimming process) (*) | |
Close | Close the input and output files | Ctrl + W |
Load project... | Open a Video Splitter project file | |
Save project | Save the project file | Ctrl + S |
Save project As... | Save the project file to the specified folder | F12 |
Load Batch List... | Load a task list to the Batch Manager | |
Save Batch List | Save the batch list | |
Save Batch List As... | Save the batch list to the specified folder | |
Load Join List... | Load a join list to the Join Manager | |
Save Join List | Save the join list | |
Save Join List As... | Save the join list to the specified folder | |
Recent Files... | Open recently edited files | |
Import EDL... | Load a project in EDL format | |
Exit | Close the program |
File menu -> Recent Files
Menu item | Description |
Clear History | Allows to clear history of recent files |
Edit menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Undo (Add Marker) | Undo the action | Ctrl + Z |
Redo | Redo the action | Ctrl + Y |
Stop | Stop playback | |
Play | Start playback | Space |
Pause | Pause playback | Space |
Add Marker | Add a marker | M |
Remove Marker(s) | Remove the selected marker or markers (*) | Delete |
Keep Selected Fragment | Keep the selected fragment (*) | S |
Cut Out Selected Fragment | Cut the selected fragment (*) | D |
Cut Out Previous Fragment | Cut out the previous fragment (*) | F |
Clear All Markers | Remove all markers | Ctrl + C |
Invert Time Line Fragment | Invert all timeline fragments on the slider (*) | I |
Start trimming | Start the trimming process (*) | Ctrl + T |
Slicing... | Opens slicing window | |
Set audio silence | Allows to mute sound of the selected fragment |
(*) - These operations are available from the menu and from the context menu. For details, see Navigation controls, Splitting controls
View menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Time format | Opens the submenu | - |
Zoom | Opens the submenu | - |
Languages | Opens the interface language submenu | - |
Panels | Opens the submenu | - |
Maps | Opens the submenu | - |
Show frames thumbnails | Allows to show or hide frames thumbnails | - |
Show UHD HEVC warning | Allows to show or hide the informationd dialog when you work with UHD HEVC in 32 bit Video Splitter | - |
Show time format switch warnings | Allows to turn off or turn on format switch warnings | - |
Show audio waveform | Allows to show or hide audio waveform | - |
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Times and frames | Allows to show timeline in HH:MM:SS;frames format | - |
Time | Allows to show timeline in HH:MM:SS;ms format | - |
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Move Scaled Area Right | Move the zooming scrollbar right | Alt + → |
Move Scaled Area Left | Move the zooming scrollbar left | Alt + ← |
Zoom In | Zoom in the timeline slider | NumPad + |
Zoom Out | Zoom out the timeline slider | NumPad - |
Maximize Zoom | Set the max scale rate | NumPad / |
Reset Zoom | Reset the scale rate to 1 (initial scale) | NumPad * |
View full screen | Enables full screen mode | F11 |
Menu item | Description |
GPS navigation | Shows GPS information ( when the file contains this type of information ) |
GPS navigation sensors | Shows GPS navigation sensors: speedometer, compass and accelerometer ( when the file contains this type of information ) |
Menu item | Description |
Yandex maps | Displays route on the Yandex maps (if file contains such information) |
Navigation menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Next K Frame | Go to the next K Frame | → |
Previous K Frame | Go to the previous K Frame | ← |
Next Frame | Go to the next Frame | Ctrl + → |
Previous Frame | Go to the previous Frame | Ctrl + ← |
Jump Forward To 2 min. | Jump forward, the time step is adjustable. Default value - 2 min. | Shift + → |
Jump Backward To 2min. | Jump backward, the time step is adjustable. Default value - 2 min. | Shift + ← |
Jump 1/20th Forward | Jump 1/20th of movie length forward | Page Up |
Jump 1/20th Backward | Jump 1/20th of the movie length backward | Page Down |
Jump to Movie End | Jump to the movie end | Home |
Jump to Movie Start | Jump to the movie start | End |
Select Next Marker | Select the next marker | Tab |
Select Previous Marker | Select the previous marker | Shift + Tab |
Select Slider Cursor | Select the slider cursor | Ctrl + Tab |
Control menu
Menu item | Description |
Frame Accuracy (Smart Mode) | Enable the frame accurate trimming mode, otherwise K-frame (or GOP) accuracy is enabled. |
Obey samples times | Use an alternative synchronization algorithm. By default, it is disabled. If the resulting file is out of sync after trimming this option might improve audio/video synchronization. |
Ignore Trimming Errors | Ignore trimming errors. Note: It is reccommended to keep it disabled by default. |
Slider K-Frame Positioning | If this option is enabled, when you move the cursor it jumps to the nearest previous K Frame. This mode implements the What You See Is What You Get feature. If this option is disabled, you can navigate through all movie frames. |
Markers K-Frame Positioning | If this option is enabled, when you move the marker it jumps to the nearest previous K Frame. This mode implements the What You See Is What You Get feature. If this option is disabled, you can set the marker at any movie frame. Notes: If this option is disabled but the Frame Accuacy is disabled or not supported for current file, the interval start in the trimmed file will start with the K Frame anyway. Interval end in most cases will be the same as the end marker position. |
Select streams... | Opens the window for selecting video and audio streams for preview and trimming. For details, see Stream selection window |
Tools menu
Menu item | Description |
Batch Manager | Open the sumbenu of the Batch Manager item (available for Business Edition only) |
Join Manager | Open the Join Manager window |
Time Calculator | Show the time calculator |
History List | Open the history list of actions |
Index MPEG files in folder... | Create index for MPEG files in the selected folder |
Index MPEG File | Create index for the MPEG2 video file (*) |
Explore Folder | Open Windows Exporer in the folder with the Input or Output media files |
Logging | Open menu for actions with log files |
Show Preview filters | Show the list of filters used for preview |
Preferences... | Open preferences window |
Slicing... | Open slicing window |
(*) - This operation is available for MPEG2 video only if the file has not been indexed yet.
Tools -> Batch Manager menu
Note: This menu is available in Business Edition version only
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Show Batch Manager | Show the Batch Manager window | Ctrl + B |
Load Task List... | Select a supported batch file | |
Save Task List | Save the Task List containin trimming task descriptions to an *.xtl file. See the Task List syntax in Batch file format |
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Save Task List As... | Save the Task List containin trimming task descriptions to an *.xtl file to the specified folder. See the Task List syntax in Batch file format |
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Add Task To Batch Queue | Add the current task to the batch queue | A |
Update task | Update the selected task in the batch queue | |
Automatically set output file name | If enabled allows to set the name for the output file automatically | |
Start Batch Processing | Start the batch processing |
Tools -> Join Manager menu
Menu item | Description |
Load Join List | Load a joining task from a file |
Save Join List | Save the current joining task to a file |
Save Join List As... | Save the current joining task to a file to the specified folder |
Show Join Manager | Show the Join manager main window |
Join Manager Tooolbar | Show/hide the Join manager toolbar window |
Help menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Help topics... | Open the help file | F1 |
Keyboard Shortcuts | Shows the Keyboard Shortcuts section in the help file | |
Register... | Register the Video Splitter | |
Ask for Support | Open technical support section of the website | |
Online Forum | Open the Solveig Multimedia forum Open comparison table of SolveigMM products |
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Online HowTo | Open HowTo section of the website | |
Product Comparison | Open products comparison web page | |
Check for updates | Check if the latest Video Splitter version is installed | |
About SolveigMM Video Splitter | Open the About dialog box |
Stream selection window
Stream selection window allows selecting streams for preview and editing. This window appears automatically when you open a file with multiple video or audio tracks. You can open this window from Control -> Select streams... menu or from "Select streams..." button of the Save As dialog.
Stream selection window looks as follows.
To preview the desired video or audio stream in Video Splitter please click the icon with an eye () near this stream.
To save the stream in the resulted output video file please click the icon with scissors () near this stream.
Item of Window | Description | Shortcut key |
The stream is selected for preview | - | |
The stream is selected for editing. It will be saved in the output file. | - | |
The stream is not selected for preview | - | |
The stream is not selected for editing. It will not be saved in the output file. | - |
Navigation controls
Navigation controls are designed for navigation through an open source media file. Using these controls, you can start and stop playback, pause it or search for the necessary position forward and backward. Also, the current position and total duration are displayed.
Window item | Description | Shortcut key |
Previous K Frame | ← | |
Next K Frame | → | |
Play/Pause | Space | |
Pause | ||
Stop | ||
Previous Frame | Ctrl + ← | |
Next Frame | Ctrl + → | |
Slider cursor time position. You can edit this value manually | ||
Total file length |
Preview controls
Preview controls include a preview window transformation operations.
Window item | Description | Shortcut key |
Switches Video Splitter to full screen mode | ||
Opens a transformation popup menu (*) | ||
Rotate preview frame counterclockwise | ||
Rotate preview frame clockwise | ||
Flip preview frame horizontally |
(*) - Transformations available only with EVR video renderer. Transformations applied only to the preview window, output file do not obtain user-specified transformations.
Media panel
Media panel allows adding the multiple files of the same format. Simply drag-and-drop file to the "Media" panel or click it anywhere to open the dialog and add files. You could also click the () button to open the new media file.
We would like to draw your attention to the fact that files should be of the same file format and video/audio parameters to be added to the media list.
Files could be dragged to the multi-timeline for editing.
For your convenience there are two possible views of files in the list.
By default the "Extended view" () is
used.
There is also possibility to set "Simple" view () as shown below.
If you have numerous files in the list, you can search appropriate by using special serch string.
Splitting controls
Splitting controls are the heart of the Video Splitter. Using this controls, you can manage intervals that will or will not be saved in the final movie.
You can set intervals to be cut or kept, invert or completely delete fragments from your movie. Finally, the main button that starts the splitting process is located on this panel.
Window Item | Description | Shortcut key |
Add Marker: Add a new marker to the current slider cursor position. | M | |
Delete Marker: Remove selected marker or markers. | Delete | |
Set audio silence: allows to set audio silence for the selected interval | ||
Start trimming or batch processing (if there are any tasks in the batch queue) | Ctrl + T | |
Browse output file | ||
Left marker cursor time position. You can edit this value manually | ||
Right marker cursor time position. You can edit this value manually | ||
Zoom: Increase or Decrease the slider timeline resolution to make editing neighbouring markers more comfortable (*) | NumPad + NumPad - |
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Displays zoom popup menu | ||
Invert intervals selection | ||
Get screenshot: allows to make the screenshot of the chosen video frame Browse screenshot: allows to open folder with the created screenshot |
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Mute selected audio track. Muted track will not be present in either the preview or the output file. | ||
Minimize selected track on the timeline. | ||
Story board Off/On: turn on/off the story board | ||
Audio waveform On/Off: turn off/on the audio waveform |
Sample intervals:
Interval color | Description |
This interval is set to be kept. It will be present in the final movie. The blue color of markers means you can edit it (delete, set it to be kept, etc.) |
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A: B: | A: Deployed state of the cut out fragment. This fragment is set to be deleted. It will not be present in the final movie The blue color of markers means you can edit it (delete, set it to be kept, etc.). B: Collapsed state of the cut out fragment. |
This interval is set to be kept. It will be present in the final movie. The white color of markers means that this interval can not be edited. |
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A: B: | A: Deployed state of the cut out fragment. This fragment is set to be deleted. It will not be present in the final movie. The white color of markers means that this fragment can not be edited. B: Collapsed state of the cut out fragment. |
To place several files on the multitimeline drag them to the right area of multitimeline after each file. View of Video Splitter with several files added on the multitimeline:
Notice: You can also paste the file from the MEDIA list to any time positions of already added file on the multitimeline.
Slider context menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Save Selected Fragment As... | Specify the output filename and immediately save the selected fragment (start the trimming process) | |
Save All Fragments As... | Specify the output filename and immediately save all fragments (start the trimming process) | |
Add Task To Batch Queue | Allows to add Task to Batch Queue | |
Add Marker | Add a new marker to the current slider cursor position | M |
Remove Marker(s) | Remove the current marker or fragment | Delete |
Keep Selected Fragment | Sets the type of the selected fragment to be kept | S |
Cut Out Selected Fragment | Set the type of the selected fragment to be cut out | D |
Cut Out Previous Fragment | Set the type of the previous fragment to be cut out | F |
Invert Time Line Fragments | Invert time line fragments | I |
Set audio silence | Allows to mute sound of the selected fragment | |
Clear All Markers | Remove all markers | Ctrl + C |
Delete Current Video | Allows to delete selected video or audio file from the multi-timeline |
Preview window
The preview window is designed for easy navigation through media files and helps you put splitting markers as precisely as possible.
Progress window
The progress window indicates the current progress in percentage terms. You can cancel splitting by clicking the Cancel button or hide Splitter to the system tray by clicking the Hide button.
The Batch Processing progress window is shown below:
The upper progress bar shows the progess of the task being performed.
The lower progress bar shows the progess of all the tasks in the batch
queue.
The Hide button hides Splitter to the system tray.
When trimming is complete, the Splitter window appears.
See also Splitter in system tray
Splitter in system tray
When you click the Hide button, Video Splitter is hiden to the system tray.
The following context menu is available when Video Splitter is in the system tray:
Menu item | Description |
Show Program | Restore Video Splitter from the system tray |
Show Progress | Show the current progress |
Exit Program | Cancel the trim process and exit |
The following progress information will be shown if you click the Video Splitter system tray icon:
One trimming task:
Batch processing:
Filters info window
This window contains all the components necessary for Video Splitter to work properly.
- Click the icon of in the upper left corner of the window (You can use the Alt + Space shortcut)
- Click Info...
Batch Manager window
The Batch Manager available only in Video Splitter Business Edition. For more information see destinction between Home Edition and Business Edition.
The Batch Manager window is used to edit the batch queue.
Menu description:
File menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Load Task List... | Load a saved batch queue from a file (*) | - |
Save Task List | Save the batch queue to a file | - |
Save Task List As... | Save the batch queue to a file to the specified folder | - |
Open Task List in Notepad | Open the batch queue in Notepad (*) | - |
Hide | Close this window | - |
(*) - See Task List syntax in Batch file format
Edit menu
Menu Item | Description | Shortcut key |
Add Task To Batch Queue | Add the current Video Splitter task to the batch queue | Ctrl + A |
Update task | Update the task in the batch queue according to the changes made in Video Splitter | U |
Edit Task with Video Splitter | Edit the selected task in the Video Splitter main window | Enter |
Delete Selected Task(s) | Delete the selected task(s) | Delete |
Delete Selected Fragment | Delete the selected fragment(s) | Delete |
Change Selected Task(s) Out Folder | Change the output folder for all selected files. The program will not change the output filenames | |
Disable audio on the selected task(s) | Allows to disable audio content of the selected tasks | |
Disable video on the selected task(s) | Allows to disable video content of the selected tasks | |
Start Batch Processing | Start batch processing | Ctrl + T |
Start Batch Processing For Selected Task(s) | Start batch processing for the selected tasks | Shift + T |
Preferences | Open preferences window | Ctrl + P |
Log menu
Menu Item | Description |
Show log | Show or hide the log window |
Write log file... | Specify the filename all the messages will be written to during the batch manager operation |
Save log as... | Save all log messages to a file |
Clear log | Erase all messages |
Task queue field:
The list enumerates all tasks in the batch queue:
Column description:
Menu Item | Description |
Task # | Task number |
Source file | Source filename |
Dest file | Destination filename |
Fragments count | Number of fragments to be cut |
Full time | Total final file length |
Audio stream | Audio stream number (*) |
Video stream | Video stream number (*) |
Obey samples times | Use an alternative synchronization algorithm. By default, it is disabled. If the final file is out of sync after repeated trimming, enabling this option should improve audio/video synchronization. (*) |
Accuracy | Shows the selected editing accuracy. |
(*) - These fields can be edited in the batch manager window. Just click the cell with the left mouse button two times (not a double-click) or click the mouse wheel. You can select the necessary item from the drop-down list depicted below.
Changing settings in the task list window
Context menu description:
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Save Task List As... | Save the batch queue to a task list file. | Ctrl + S |
Load Task List... | Load a batch queue from a task list file See Task List syntax in Batch file format |
Ctrl + O |
Start Batch Processing | Start batch processing | Ctrl + T |
Start Batch Processing For Selected Task(s) | Start batch processing for selected task(s) | Ctrl + T |
Delete Selected Task(s) | Delete the selected task(s) | Delete |
Edit Task with Video Splitter | Edit the selected task in the main window | Enter |
Select All | Select all tasks | |
Change Selected Task(s) Out Folder | Change the output folder for all selected files. The program will not change the output filenames | |
Disable audio on selected task(s) | Allows to disable audio content of the selected tasks | |
Disable video on selected task(s) | Allows to disable video content of the selected tasks |
Fragment list
All the fragments to be cut out from the selected task are enumerated here.
Fragment list context menu
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Delete Selected Fragment | Delete the selected fragment | Delete |
Show the Fragment in Video Splitter | Show and select the fragment in the Video Splitter main window | Enter |
Join Manager window
Join Manager is used to join file with equal parameters like width/height of the frame, video/audio compression etc. Currently supported formats are listed here. The list enumerates all files to be joined together. Only the whole files can be joined for now.
Columns description:
Menu Item | Description |
# | File order |
Source file | Source file name |
Full time | Full time of current file to be appended to resulting file |
Start time | Start time of the current fragment of the current file(*) |
End time | End time of the current fragment of the current file(*) |
Audio | Audio encoding |
Samples/sec | Audio sampling frequency |
Mode | Audio mode |
Bitrate | Audio bitrate |
Video | Video compression |
Width | Video frame width |
Height | Video frame height |
Type | the file type |
(*) - only full files can be joined so start time is the beginning of the file and end time is the duration of the file.
Menu "File"
Menu item | Description | Shortcut key |
Add Media File(s) | Add files into the list(*) | Ins |
Set Output File Name | Set the name for the output file | |
Save Join List | Save current joining task into the file | |
Save Join List As | Save current joining task into the file to the specified folder | |
Load Join List | Load current task from the file | |
Start Joining | Start the joining progress for the current task |
(*) - if you try to add files with different parameters you will be prompted with the appropriate message in the satus bar of the "Join manager".
Menu "Edit"
Menu Item | Description | Shortcut key |
Move Up | Move selected file up in the list | Page Up |
Move Down | Move selected file down in the list | Page Down |
Delete Selected Items | Delete all selected items from the list | Del |
Clear List | Delete all items from the list |
Context menu
The context menu commands duplicate menu commands for convenience, and it's "Add" and "Move" commands are applied to chosen file in the list ( the highlighted one ). Others are applied to the list in general.
Join manager toolbar:
The toolbar also duplicate some commands that allow you to perform joining not opening the main Join Manager window.
Toolbar Item(left to right) | Description |
Start Joining | Starts current joining task |
Show / Hide | Shows / Hides the Join manager main window |
Add File(s) | Adds files into the list |
Load List | Loads joining task from file |
Slicing window
Slicing window allows to fulfill splitting of the file into parts. Fragements length can be specified by duration, by size or by number of equal parts.
To open the slicing window follow to Tools -> Slicing.. or Edit -> Slicing.. menu and open one or several files you would like to slice.
The slicing window is depicted on the screenshot below:
To start slicing, select the type of spliting: by duration, by size, into equal parts. Enter the value for the selected type of slicing. You can change the order of the files prepared for slicing using appropriate buttons with arrow icons.
This window also displays the duration and the size of the file or current project.
Click "Start" to begin the slicing.
Preferences window
"Hot Keys Settings" tab
Video Splitter allows to choose the defined settings of your desired hot key profile.
Simply enter your hot key for the chosen operation (right column), click Yes in the appeared information window and then enter the desired name for the new profile, then click on the OK button. The new profile will appear in the Current Profile combobox.
You can remove your profile by selecting the needed one in the "Current profile" combobox and clicking on the Remove button.
"Smart Mode settings" tab
Smart Mode Settings window allows to choose the decoder and encoder that will be used in re-encoding process of first and last GOP when frame accuracy trimming (Smart Mode) is enabled.
To select the desired code, choose one or several from the Encoder/decoders list and press the Force selected button.
The chosen codec will appear in the Preferred codecs list.
You can choose several codecs from the Encoder/Decoder list. All they will be placed to preferred codec Preferred codecs area.
Important notice: the decoder or encoder can be forced only for WMV and AVI.
Video Splitter uses codec that will be suitable for the format of the opened file.
You can use Move Up and Move Down buttons, to change the priority of the chosen codec.
"Playback Settings" tab
This tab allows to select video renderer.
If the default video renderer is not worked, then it is possible to
select another video renderer.
EVR video renderer is recommended for users of Windows 7 and later if
fps of video is more then 30.
"Audio Waveform" tab
"Waveforms files path" setting defines waveform data cache path, that is used by Media Editor.
"Follow the slider while the waveform is constructed" defines the way of waveform building. When the option is enabled the waveform will be built from the selected by the user slider position. Tick this checkbox if you would like the waveform building follow the slider movements.
If you would like you can change the file path for this file to keep free space on the system drive.
"Video Thumbnails" tab
Enable thumbnails HDD cache enables storing thumbnails on your HDD
"HDD cache path" setting defines waveform data cache path, that is used by Video Splitter.
"Output Files Settings" tab
Output files settings tab allows to set mask of the output file and
select output folder settings. The files mask is intended to generate the names of the output files, using build-in macroses.
The mask is the template that consist of macros. It is possible to add predefined macros using special buttons under the "Mask of output file names" line to current cursor position at template edit box.
[source] uses the name of the source file for the target.
[n] macros automatically numbers the (one or more) target. Target will automatically be numbered, if parameter is set, even if source name is not used.
[n:4] macros is the current number of fragment with defined minimum number of characters printed. Zeros are added to the left of the values.
[time] macros is intended for defining the current date time of the output file name.
[n:resetnextday] output number will be incremented during a day and reset nte next day.
[time] output current date and time in the following structure: YYYY_MM_DD_hh_mm_ss.
[time:YYYMMDD] output current date and time in the user-defined structure. in this example - YYYYMMDD.
[computerid] outputs the idendificator of the working PC. It can be set in the Computer ID field.
To add the required macros just click on the button with the macros name and then change it in the Mask of the output files names field if needed.
You can change the order of this macroses to get the files with names that will be suitable for you.
To reset the mask to initial view, just click on the Reset to defaults button.
Below please find examples of mask templates and the output files names.
For example we have the Video.avi input file and would like to save three fragments from the file. We make this operation on September 25, 2012 at 18:50:30.
The mask template | The output file name |
[n] | 1.avi 2.avi3.avi |
[source]_[n] | Video_1.avi Video_2.avi Video_3.avi |
[source]_[n:2] | Video_01.avi Video_02.avi Video_03.avi |
[source]_[n]_[time] | Video_1_2012_09_25_18_50_30.avi Video_2_2012_09_25_18_50_30.avi Video_3_2012_09_25_18_50_30.avi |
Output folder settings allows to define the output folder.
It is possible to save to the same folder of the input file, save to the last output folder or save to the specified folder.
"View" tab
Setting | Description |
Show input/output information panel | Allows to show or close input/output information panel |
Show GPS navigation panel | Allows to show or close GPS navigation panel |
Show GPS navigation sensors panel | Allows to show or close GPS navigation sensors panel |
Show splash screen | Allows to show or close splash screen on the product start |
Show info item in system menu | Allows to show info item in system menu |
Show logo on video window background | Allows to show or hide logo on video window background |
Show extra view video window on dvr files | Allows to show extra view video window of rear camera on dvr files |
Enable compare video mode | Allows to show compare video mode |
It is possible to set in this tab the text color for message boxes and text for input/output information panel.
"Control" tab
Setting | Description |
Don't save "Recent files" |
Allows to disable saving of recent files in Recent files history |
Keep project settings (intervals, selected streams) for all files within a session | Allows to save project settings (intervals, selected streams) for all files within a session |
Show warning when applying project settings |
Allows to enable or disable showing of warning message when applying project settings |
Automatically save project backups | Allows to automatically save project backups |
Show message after saving screenshot |
Allows to show the message after saving of screenshot |
Don't duplicate markers at the same position | Disallows duplicating markers at the same position |
Close application after trimming |
Allows to close automatically the application after trimming |
Ask for output file name if "Trim" pushed | If chosen, the application asks destination file name on trimming |
Navigate to interlaced fields on AVC video | Allows to navigate to interlaced fields on AVC video |
Disable frame alignment | Allows to disable frame alignment. This feature is required for the accurate editing of audio. With this feature the selected position on the timeline is aligned accurately according the selected time position. Otherwise the selected position is aligned according the time position of the frame beginning that leads to changing from constant frame rate to variable for video as a side effect. |
Padding on MPEG TS files | Allows to make padding on MPEG TS files |
Keep MPEG TS PIDs | Keeps elementary transport stream PIDs in transport stream format |
Saving MPEG2 closed captions data on re-encoded frames | Allows saving closed captions data in VES stream on re-encoded frames |
Enable single thread mode for MPEG2 encoder | enables this mode in Elecard encoder. If it is disabled it generates at different runs on the same raw data different encoded stream) |
Index MPEG audio files | Allows to index MPEG audio files |
Index MPEG video files | Allows to index MPEG video files |
RTP hint tracks on MP4 files | Option is used for the preservation of RTP hint track information used by the streaming server(eg Darwing) in the broadcasting. Without this data for example Darwing streaming server will not work with the output file. |
It is possible to set in this tab the text color for message boxes and text for input/output information panel.
"Subtitles" tab
The "Subtitles" tab allows to adjust settings for subtitles placement and font in preview.
It is possible to select new position of subtitles in the resulted file by clicking the "Override subtitles placement" and by entering new values of X, Y positions.
To change the subtitles font, please select "Override subtitles font" and click the "Choose font" button.
"GIF Export Settings" tab
"GIF Export Settings" tab allow to make special settings for GIFs that Video Splitter could create.
You could set frames count control:
- Save equidistant frames:
- Frames count
- Frame duration (1/100s)
- Overide fps - set frames per second value
- Keep original fps