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Welcome to this LosslessCut tutorial. In Lesson 29, you will explore the Software Settings in LosslessCut. You’ll learn about the available settings and how they can be adjusted to customize the application according to your workflow and preferences.

Understanding these settings can help you configure LosslessCut more comfortably and make your video editing process more efficient.

Follow the complete LosslessCut tutorial series to learn video editing step by step.

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00:08so now let's take a look at how we can work around with the software settings inside of
00:14lossless cut so over here on the top right you can see that there's this gear icon and if i
00:19were
00:20to click on it you get to the software settings so here you have the app language in the top
00:25so
00:26you can choose right now i'm choosing english you can go ahead and change the language of the software
00:30as long as it's available here i'm just going to change this back to english over here by default
00:37the output format is mp4 which is the standard video format at the time of the recording so if
00:43you want to go around and change the default video format that is exported in then you can simply go
00:49ahead and change around uh the video file format so over here the working directory directory is
00:55where the video is exported is the same directory as the input file as of now so what you can
01:01do is
01:02you can click on this to change around the output folder from here so over here there's auto merge
01:08segment to one file during export or export to separate files so right now it is separate but
01:14if you want to merge them down you can simply go over here the other option is you got keyframe
01:19cut
01:19and normal cut so if you want to stick to the keyframe this is not an accurate time however
01:24so let's say for example if you had to go ahead and set this right now this is a normal
01:30cut so the
01:31exact time portion is selected when exporting out the video but if you were to change to keyframe cut
01:37then the exact portion won't be exported but rather it'll be to the nearest keyframe that is one of these
01:43dots so you can see that i have enabled keyframe view right here so it'll select the nearest keyframe
01:49to preserve video quality which is recommended to a lot of videos but if you want a precise cut
01:55then you might want to stick to normal cut right here you can click around here to get the same
02:00option
02:01once you go to settings there are extract unprocessable tracks as well as separate uh tracks so if if it
02:08can't be uh processed then it'll export out the video um without any warning or so but if you choose
02:17to
02:17disregard uh the total video that is unprocessable video it'll just discard it out won't process it
02:23so it depends on what you want you can also enable the ffmpeze feature flag right here so experimental
02:31flags like encoding you can turn this on if you want to do that but uh unless you know like
02:37what this is
02:38it this is it this is you don't even need to worry you can just leave this out so it
02:44uh auto saving project
02:45so whenever you cut out and then do some changes then your project is auto saved so uh this is
02:52handy to
02:53have uh enabled because what happens is that even if you forget to save it you can reopen the file
02:59and
03:00then start working with it later on so you can turn this on or off according to what you like
03:05there's
03:06the snapshot capture feature so you can turn it into jpz or pnz so you can change around the settings
03:12from
03:12over here on the settings panel as well and in the time code that's the frame number time code right
03:17here so you can go around that's the frame number time code or you can go around and uh change
03:23this
03:23around into milliseconds so these are the settings right here we can change the timeline trackpad wheel
03:29sensitivity so as you go around and change around so if i were to increase this out what happens is
03:35that i can go around use my track wheel and you can see that the timeline jumps i can bring
03:40down the
03:41sensitivity so that it is much more precise as you can see right here you want to do a more
03:46precise
03:46cut you might want to go on to the lower end and as i scroll around it goes really really
03:52slow but
03:52right now it is not moving because i completely disabled that out so let me just change the
03:57sensitivity and just increase this out a bit press done and you can see that this is how it works
04:04so let me just go over here and then over here you can see that there's invert timeline trackpad
04:08wheel direction as well so if you want to invent uh the way how your scroll mouse works then you
04:15can
04:15use this out as well and ask for confirmation when closing the app or file so if you want to
04:22be sure
04:22sometimes you might accidentally close the file or close something so it'll ask you before uh you close
04:28it if you were to do that so if i were to close this it'll ask you are you sure
04:32you want to close the
04:33current file which comes in handy especially if you're working with sensitive projects and those
04:38are all the software settings that lossless cut provides you with to customize the software according
04:44to what you want so hope you guys learned something as always and as always please like comment share and
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