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Welcome to this LosslessCut tutorial. In Lesson 12, you will learn about keyframe seeking and frame seeking in LosslessCut. You’ll understand how these two seeking methods work and how they help you navigate through video footage when finding specific points or frames.

This lesson will help you choose the right seeking method for faster navigation or more precise frame-by-frame editing.

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00:08so over here in lossless cut you can see that I already have a video I can scrub through right
00:14here if you want to be very precise you can go ahead and seek out to frame so for that
00:21right
00:21besides the play menu right here you can see that there's the one frame forward if I were to click
00:26on it it goes on to the next image as you can see right here so videos are actually made
00:33up of
00:33multiple images which is binded together and played through to make it seem as if it's a video
00:40so if I were to click on it you can see that it just skips on to the next image
00:45and that is what
00:45frame seeking is just like this but besides frame seeking you can also see keyframes inside of lossless
00:53cut so for that I'm just going to go around and click on the so keyframe option so keyframes are
01:01a
01:01sort of the main quality sections where which is taken as a reference for the rest of the part of
01:09the video right here so this is the keyframe right over here in the beginning and as it move forward
01:15it catches the motion details in the video and then based on the first keyframe it actually changes out
01:22the visual so depending on the quality that the encoding is set in well from the original video
01:29the quality depends so right now there's not much of a difference as you can see that's again another
01:33quality point right here and then more information another quality point right here more information
01:39according to that mean frame right there so so this mean area is the keyframe and other is the motion
01:47triggers and what you can also do in losses cut is select out those keyframes that is you can seek
01:53the keyframes out and to do that you can see that there's the keyframe icons right here so you can
01:58click on it and it goes to those exact keyframe points as you can see you get to the quality
02:03points
02:04right here so this allows you to start from a quality point and then produces less error while encoding
02:11later on as well so just like this you can see that you can do frame seeking right here you
02:16can do
02:16individual frame seeking just like this or you can go to keyframe seeking just like this to work around
02:23and you can see that the keyframe depends so right now in this section the keyframe is not equally far
02:29apart
02:30but that is the nature of the keyframes in video it saves out the portion where quality actually matters
02:37out just like this so you can go around and see that that is how it works so you can
02:42go back
02:42on and seek with keyframes or you can go around and seek with individual frames and that is how you
02:49can
02:50seek with keyframes and do individual frame seeking inside of last let's cut so if you guys learned
02:56something as always and as always please like comment share and subscribe
03:12if you guys like to see that there is the keyframe in the next section what do you think is
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Want to move through a video more accurately while editing in LosslessCut? In this lesson, learn the difference between keyframe seeking and frame seeking, and when to use each one.

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