Mikael Finstad

hmm, it seems to be installing the modules inside `node_modules/.pnpm/package_name` instead of the normal `node_modules/package_name`

Hi. I believe your request is the same as #868 In that case, see the example workaround. you can fill in the start time `TIME_TO_CUT_FROM=299` (4*60 + 59)

No. A split is basically just the same as two cut operations. If you want to split, you would have to run **two** ffmpeg operations inside the for-loop. e.g. u...

Ok, so I think I understand now, you have a folder with X number of mp4 files, and for each of these files you want to split into an unknown...

oh and just for fun I did ask chatGPT: > write a bash script that takes a folder of mp4 files, then for each file, split it into an (unknown)...

Out of curousity I just tested the script, and interestingly it **does** actually work for me. It successfully split a folder full of videos into ~299sec files

The reason why the resulting files are not exactly 299 seconds, is most likely because of keyframes. Lossless cutting cannot happen outside keyframes, you can read more about it in...

Is 12:07 by any chance the modified time of the input file? (this behaviour can be changed under Settings)

That's odd. you could try to change the setting "Set file modification date/time of output files to:" and see if it makes a difference.

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