Basics to cut-join a video without re-encoding using I,P,B frames


  1. ovy
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    Basics to cut-join a video without re-encoding using I,P,B frames


    I cut a large mp4 file into several small parts and later join them together using joiner software. I know that every parts have to start from a I-frame but what type of frame should I choose as end? B, P or I?
    For example- a video frame is like IPBBPBBPI... which frame should be the last?
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  2. whs
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    I don't think it matters. But why don't you make a trailer. Then you don't have to worry about that.
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  3. ovy
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    Thanks WHS for your reply. So you mean end point can be any frame, no difference, right? Sometimes a glitch like overlapping, shakiness remains in that joining position that's what worries me. And what do you mean by a trailer?
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  4. whs
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    This is an example with a header and a trailer - introduction and closing.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfYDaJZV30I
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