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So I have a video 3840x2160 resolution and I want to cut out a part of it. So I'd only have the upperleft 2184x1680 pixels. Can that be done in VLC?
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So I have a video 3840x2160 resolution and I want to cut out a part of it. So I'd only have the upperleft 2184x1680 pixels. Can that be done in VLC?
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Non-Permanent Crop (VLC)
If you want a non-permanent crop, select Extended Settings
in VLC (represented as an icon that looks like several option sliders):
And switch to the Video Effects
tab, then the Crop
sub-tab. Set your preferences accordingly:
If my math isn't off, you will want 1656 for the Right
option and 480 for the Bottom
option.
Permanent Crop (ffmpeg)
If you want a more permanent solution, you should consider use a program a such as ffmpeg (Windows builds are available here). You can then potentially use the crop
filter like so:
ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -filter:v "crop=2184:1680:0:0" out.mp4
In this case, 2184 and 1680 represent (respectively) the desired width and height of the output video , while 0:0
tells ffmpeg
to start from the upper left corner.
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