Linux command
lazycut 命令
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常用示例
Trim a video
lazycut [video.mp4]
Open a specific video
lazycut [path/to/file.mkv]
说明
lazycut is a terminal-based video trimming tool that provides an interactive TUI for marking in/out points and exporting trimmed video clips. It renders video frames directly in the terminal using chafa and processes cuts with FFmpeg, allowing quick and precise trimming without leaving the command line. The interface uses vim-style keybindings for navigation and supports repeat counts for seeking (e.g., 5l seeks forward 5 seconds). After setting in and out points, pressing Enter exports the trimmed clip.
FAQ
What is the lazycut command used for?
lazycut is a terminal-based video trimming tool that provides an interactive TUI for marking in/out points and exporting trimmed video clips. It renders video frames directly in the terminal using chafa and processes cuts with FFmpeg, allowing quick and precise trimming without leaving the command line. The interface uses vim-style keybindings for navigation and supports repeat counts for seeking (e.g., 5l seeks forward 5 seconds). After setting in and out points, pressing Enter exports the trimmed clip.
How do I run a basic lazycut example?
Run `lazycut [video.mp4]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more lazycut examples?
This page includes 2 examples for lazycut, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.