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WMV (Windows Media Video) is Microsoft's video format, commonly used for Windows-based screen recordings, webcam captures, PowerPoint video exports, and legacy Windows Movie Maker projects. Trimming removes unwanted sections — cutting intros, outros, dead air, or irrelevant segments — to reduce file size and focus on the content that matters.
XConvert's trimmer lets you specify exact start times and durations, and optionally re-compress or resize the video during the trim operation. This is more efficient than trimming and compressing in separate steps.
| Scenario | Trim Setting | Additional Options |
|---|---|---|
| Remove intro/outro | Start: skip intro, Duration: content length | Keep original quality |
| Extract a highlight clip | Start: clip beginning, Duration: clip length | Resolution: 720p for sharing |
| Reduce file for email | Start/Duration as needed | Specific file size: 25 MB |
| Clean up screen recording | Skip setup time at start | Quality Preset: High |
Under "Trim," select "Time Range" and enter the start time (when to begin) and duration (how long to keep). Times are in seconds — for example, start at 30 with duration 60 extracts the segment from 0:30 to 1:30.
Yes. Under "File Compression," choose any compression method — quality preset, target file size, CRF, or bitrate control. Trimming + compression in one step is more efficient than doing them separately.
Yes. Under "Video resolution," change the resolution during the trim. Useful for creating smaller clips for web sharing (e.g., trim + downscale to 720p).
WMV (Windows Media Video) is Microsoft's video format. It's common in Windows screen recordings, webcam captures, PowerPoint exports, Windows Movie Maker projects, and legacy Windows media workflows.
If you need to keep the WMV format, trim here. For modern sharing, consider converting to MP4 during the trim — MP4 is more universally compatible across devices and platforms.