Pitivi is a very simple OGG video editor, it lets you make two cuts, one at the beginning and one at the end of the video. This makes it suitable for archiving a video of a streamed event because most people will want to see the whole event without cuts. The down side of using Pitivi (apart from being very basic) is that you need to install lots of other libraries to get it to run, you also need lots of patience as it sometimes crashes.
Open Pitivi, Drag the video you want to cut in to the top left space. When you can see the video in the top left drag it to the timeline at the bottom of the window. Press the edit button (on the lower LEFT, on the timeline). This should make the video start playing, watch until you get to the part you want to cut and press cut (on the left side). watch the rest of the video until you get to the end of the video you want to include in your edit, press the cut button (on the lower RIGHT, on the timeline). You will now have one section of video that is ready to render (or save).
Remember to render (or save) your work using the same width and height of your intended stream.
Also, save your file with an .ogg at the end, this will save it as an OGG file.
W x 393
H x 288
Frame x 12
Channel: Mono (1)
Rate: 22 KHz
Depth: 16 bit
Export: OGG Mixer
Audio: Vorbis audio encoder
Video: Theora Video Encoder
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