How to split, cut and join video without re-encoding using freeware tools

Will this or anything work to split and join videos without reencoding the audio also, including mpg files with 5.1 channel audio?

Good old avidemux to the rescue!

Thank you for making this video! Very well done and exactly what I needed!!! Keep up the good work😉👌👍👍👍

Is there a way to set for all files to be splitted into 2 parts (or after 3000M output size) without set the same setting multiple times?

Great app. Thanks

Multplexing did rotate my video on 180 degrees. So i used ffmeg to rotate it back. And it worked only with mp4 (default output format int mkvtoolmix was mkv)
The command: ffmpeg.exe -i in.mp4 -c copy -metadata:s:v:0 rotate=180 out.mp4

thanks, but it didn't work for me

Thank you!

I tried KODI upon your recommendation.
I don't get the benefits of such a program.
It takes over your screen and only plays files from dedicated directories.
I don't understand the advantages, but if there is something I missed what is it?

Aron, You have done a great job. You saved my day! Thank you very much, bro.

update on "Unfortunately Avidemux can not load some DV AVI files (like mine, from my Sony camcorder)" LossLessCut accomplished the task, thank you to those who suggested it!!!

Unfortunately Avidemux can not load some DV AVI files (like mine, from my Sony camcorder)

saved me hours n hours of work

This is nice. Even if you are making minor edits like splitting and merging, video editing programs start to re-encode the footage. Any kind of re-encoding even in premiere pro with highest settings is lossy.

Thanx for help, was uselessly wasting time on re-encoding, now it saves a great amount of time in just merging.

I prefer using Lossless-cut, you can find it on github. It's a nice open-source project

There is a small program to make this easier: losslesscut

thank you very much!
this is really helpful

in year 2019!! no way!!!

Dude, holy crap, thanks a lot. I spent days looking for ways to cut and join videos together without touching the quality, and every dang solution I found up to this point was laggy, glitchy, or lossy (even if they said otherwise).