ffmpeg -ss 00:01:30 -i abbott.elementary.s01e13.mkv -to 00:04:20 -c copy abbott.s01e13_clip.mkv
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Janine (Quinta Brunson) decides to break up with her long-term boyfriend, Tariq, rather than move with him to New York.
Note: Using -c copy ensures this happens instantly without re-encoding the video. 2. Trimming Iconic Scenes
Maybe you just want to clip Janine’s awkward speech. Maybe you realized the audio is out of sync. Or maybe, like me, the 4GB raw recording is overkill for a 22-minute sitcom. Here is how I used FFmpeg to tame the file without re-encoding the whole thing (which takes hours).