le-dawg/gist:357a9e7249aabfbf166a3d2c1f130e53

## gistfile1.txt
# Not many mention this (I'm no expert so maybe there is a catch), but if your file has other streams like subtitles and other metadata like chapters and so on, it's possible to cut/trim and keep all streams with the following command

ffmpeg -to 60 -i input.mkv -map 0 -c copy output.mkv

// With -map 0 you take all the streams in the file, and with -c copy you copy all them as they are.
// Using -to omitting the start via -ss will cut the input video from start to **second 60.**
// Fiddling with map is useful also if you want only specific streams to be kept in the cut (maybe you don't need all the audio sources in the file, or only some subtitles).
	# Not many mention this (I'm no expert so maybe there is a catch), but if your file has other streams like subtitles and other metadata like chapters and so on, it's possible to cut/trim and keep all streams with the following command

	ffmpeg -to 60 -i input.mkv -map 0 -c copy output.mkv

	// With -map 0 you take all the streams in the file, and with -c copy you copy all them as they are.
	// Using -to omitting the start via -ss will cut the input video from start to second 60.
	// Fiddling with map is useful also if you want only specific streams to be kept in the cut (maybe you don't need all the audio sources in the file, or only some subtitles).