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Like, using ffmpeg? Maybe?
You can just the common -t parameter I guess
https://man.archlinux.org/man/ffmpeg.1

Yeah, use ffmpeg.

You can specify timestamps in the streams, a from and to.
Example:

ffmpeg -i input.mkv -ss 00:15:25 -to 01:02:14 output.mp4

Here the -ss is the start time and -to is the ending.
It's better to control the codec used for the encoding, to make sure it's compatible with the container, and in your case if you want to upload, it's better to have something that plays in the browser, that's libx264.
Example:

ffmpeg -i input.mkv -ss 00:15:25 -to 01:02:14 -c:v libx264 output.mp4

The new is the -c:v which is "coded:video".
This is the basics for your use case.

Simply just collect the timestamps you need and you can recycle the same command over and over, replacing the timestamps.
If the first part starts at the beginning of the video, you don't need to add the -ss option.
If the last part ends with the end of the video then you don't need -to.
I think that's about it.

i want someone else to do it for me then upload the result. i will provide the video

1721427404547_1721427... mp4
(1.13 MB, 364x358 h264)

 >>/15929/
Or you can stop being a lazy fuck and just follow the instructions provided by the previous anons and do it yourself

i need someone else to help me with this for reasons that make me unable to do this by myself at current time. added to that, suggesting to use cli/command line interface while gui option exists is a big reason to not listen. cli posters should be asking themselves why even cli

 >>/15931/
If the CLI part didn't exist the GUI wouldn't work. The real question is: why use GUI?

why use gui is a question with answer so obvious at first sight that anyone asking this feels like a troll. outside of this, will anyone help? do suggest a filehost for me to send to. i can only think of catbox at this time

 >>/15907/
Use losslesscut

Sage for faggotry.

 >>/15939/

do people not read here? i asked for anyone to split and upload

 >>/15941/
it's a weird request to make here, don't you think? anons ask for help because they want to learn how, not this

 >>/15942/
that is why i asked in op if this is the right place to ask. will you help?