MPEG Splitter

Limited functionality and a miserly trial restriction keep this basic video utility from being anything more than a mediocre option. MPEG Splitter's drab, gray interface is nothing to look at, but it is at least simple to understand. After opening an MPEG clip, you choose whether to chop the file by frame, time, or number of pieces. Unfortunately, this program cannot perform any other video-related tasks, nor can it work with other types of clips. If the demo actually let you split an entire file, this narrow focus might be more forgivable, but the trial version can only output a one-minute clip. Folks who need to occasionally cut up a video might appreciate this application's no-nonsense approach, but many others will want a more powerful and flexible program.