[billwithers123]

I'm looking to shrink my collections by cutting out the boring stuff and keeping the good bits. Any suggestions for video triming software that's free or cheap?

[jojobob]

I use videopad editor trial version.  Very easy to use and trims perfectly

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[Groanbone]

Videopad is good if you have apple tech

[massafera]

I Use Vegas Pro which you can get for free at some torrent website.

[flipment47]

Best one is the one you know. If you don't know, the best is what you have. Pretty much any video editing software can trim videos like that. Blender's maybe not the best option but it's free. There's also OpenShot, KdenLive, Pitivi. DaVinci Resolve is a big one. Heck, Windows Movie Maker would work.

Only problem is, you're likely going to see the quality take a tiny hit from re-encoding, although I think it might be possible for mp4s to be trimmed without re-encoding? At that point though I think you're looking at learning some ffmpeg which is probably much harder to get started with as a command line tool.

[akasata]

Openshot is decent. It's quick and fast and most importantly free. No authentications or anything.