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- Thread starter TheShieldToronto76
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Who knows?
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You can't timestamp a video link unless the site you're getting the link from allows it, that's just a convenience that youtube gives its users.
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A thing to do for those links is upload the part of the video you want onto GIFHUB or Imugr
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Yeah, only certain engines have time stamps. It might be best to list numbers if there's no way to timestamp.
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If you want to do that (primarily for making .gifs), you will need to download the vid in the link in some way (most hosting sites have options where the video that you are watching can be downloaded), and then use a video editing program to crop a specific part of the video out, and then convert said cropped clip into a .gif file.
Gifmaker is a site that allows you to make .gif files from video clips.
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You should probably remove the link, I got warned by fandom for a similar offense.
