Use ffmpeg in ubuntu and use a command to split the video

After ffmpeg is installed in the ubuntu Software Center, we can use a command to split the video. For more information, see the label: Ubuntu

In windows, the video conversion tool re-encodes the video when splitting the video. The final video not only changes the quality, but also takes a lot of time. After ffmpeg is installed in the ubuntu Software Center, we can use a command to split the video.

Ffmpeg-ss 01:00:00-I input_file_h264.mp4-vcodec copy-acodec copy-t 00:06:00 output_file.mp4

Where

-Ss indicates the start time of video segmentation.

Time Unit: Hour: minute: Second

-I input file

Input_file_h264.mp4 indicates the video to be split.

-Vcodec copy Video Encoding

-Acodec copy audio encoding

-T indicates the time from the start to the end of the video.

Output_file.mp4 indicates the split video.