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If you are give exact beginning and ending times for clips in long video files, you can prepare them using Microsoft's Clipchamp or the free version of DaVinci' Resolve. In Clipchamp, you can enter a precise time where you want the clip to begin. Begin by typing in the hour, then press the right arrow key to enter a minute and a second. You can use the scissor icon to split up the video file. If your source video file is well over several GBs the software may appear to get stuck. Press...

Anyone who has ever attempted to get to a precise position in a long video file in Windows Media Player, has likely become frustrated by the inability to go forward or backward in precise increments - whether by one second, five, ten, or more. You jump forward X number of seconds, then scroll back X seconds without landing at the exact point in the video you want to begin a playback or start an excerpt from. VLC Media Player has a solution to this problem. You can fix the exact number of...

I was pleased to discover that OnCue includes an option for an emergency license which lasts 24 hours. See the red box in the 'Activate License' dialog: It could come in very handy if you're stuck in a situation where you can't get online and your subscription has just expired. See the confirmation here from OnCue's support team that this option will work if your laptop is offline: https://www.oncuetech.com/articles/emergency-activation/p