From Media Freeware:
The Free Video Cutter is a tool that enables the user to cut a large video into several smaller ones or trim them so that the unnecessary content is removed and save them in any format of your choice. Most of the videos, movies, etc which we like come with a lot of unwanted content like ads and disclaimers, to name a few, and in order to make it a better experience, this Video Cutter is quite effective. The users need not watch the part that does not interest them and hence, customize it in very simple steps. It is wonderful software that has many more features than those stated above. The Free Video Cutter supports the 'drag and drop' function, which saves a lot of time for the user. The file size of the download is very small and hence, it does not eat up disk space as well. It is quite fast in the 'cutting' job and the quality of the video files does not get affected at all. The software even supports audio files, cutting those parts which are not required by the user. Users can also rename the output files so as to make it easier for them to manage such folders. The size of the video which needs to be trimmed does not affect the quality of the Free Video Cutter. It is a very simple tool that has a user interface which can be comprehended by those who are not aware of such software. Once the program is installed, the user needs to drag and drop the video file in the relevant window. The software then enables the user to input the start and stop time of the video duration that needs to be cut. That is enough for the Free Video Cutter to do its work.
I couldn't find any spelling errors on their website.
Cons
Couldn't get it to run, it tried to load no end of garbage during the installation process - you have to be on your toes to avoid this.
Drag & drop didn't work, opening a file via the menu crashed the program. It told me there was a later version available, but it turned out to be the same version again!
It also said I mustn't use Chrome to download it.
Summary
Pity really, because it would appear to be able to split a video into equal time segments, something I've been trying to do for ages.
Installation automatically cancelled itself as it requires the pestering monstrosity Microsoft .Net Framework 4 or above to be installed.
Summary
If you are like many who have deleted the Microsoft .Net Framework from your PC because of the annoying tedium, time wasting updates and wastage of disc space, then this program is to be avoided. It sounds good, but not at the cost of adding other bloatware for it to work. Many other good free stand-alone ones out there.
