Hello, 

I have some videos which downloaded from internet.  
Those video have approximately 30 second advertisement (ad) on start.  

I can remove this ad using the following ffmpeg command:

$ ffmpeg -ss 00:00:30.666 -i INPUT.mp4 -ss 0 -c: copy OUTPUT.mp4

But here, I have one question.

The cut point "00:00:30.666" is not keyframe.  The nearest keyframe is 
"00:00:25.058" or "00:00:33.400".
And If I cut the video on keyframe, the ad remain or run over the video 
contents.

I have learned from the net that the video should be edit on unit of keyframe 
or 
can not be edit on unit of keyframe.  This is my poor knowledge about video 
editing.  

But as above, ffmpeg seems allows to cut video not on keyframe.  The resulting 
video 
playbacks fine with ffplay and VLC except QuickTime Player have approx. 2 
seconds 
black screen on start.

So, I'd like to confirm my way to remove ad is correct or not.  i.e. cutting 
video not on 
keyframe is correct or not.  
And if my way is not correct, please teach me the correct way...


Best Regards,


// Miya aka. TougenRoushi

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