Cut clips between timestamps:
ffmpeg -i input.mov -c:v libx264 -c:a aac output.mp4 gladiator ii ffmpeg
The true "sequel" to H.265. VVC promises 50% better compression than HEVC. In FFmpeg, VVC support is currently experimental (via vvenc ). It represents the bleeding edge of efficiency but faces the "patent pool" colosseum—licensing fees that may prevent widespread adoption, much like its predecessor, HEVC. Cut clips between timestamps: ffmpeg -i input
: To extract a specific battle scene without losing quality, use the -c copy flag. This avoids re-encoding the video, keeping the original's professional-grade bitrates intact. much like its predecessor