The converter doesn't come with conversion options, but it allows you to cut several pieces from the same video. Additionally, you can store the trimmed video in a different format. It allows you to select a segment on the video's timeline and you can choose to keep it or remove it. The advanced cutter is displayed on the same window as the cropping, watermarking, rotating and other utilities. You can find an easy cutter, an advanced one and a batch cutter. The software provides several cutting utilities. Certain options will display the same editing panel, on which you can perform several operations, on separate tabs, so you don't need to return to the main interface if you wish to perform certain actions. Each option will display a series of tools, on a separate window, which can be used to crop videos, add effects, subtitles or watermarks, cut or join videos and more. All options are displayed as colored squares and rectangles. The main user interface was made to look like the Windows 8 Start screen.

The software can be used on Windows XP or any later edition, up to Windows 8 and it provides support for both 32 and 64-bit operating systems.

Its setup file is roughly 12 and a half MB and the installation procedure does not involve anything else than agreeing to the terms and conditions, selecting a destination folder or creating desktop shortcuts. Installing GiliSoft Video Editor on a Windows-powered computer is not a challenging task.

Although the software has a simple design, its features can satisfy anyone, from beginners to advanced users. In this case, you can use GiliSoft Video Editor to crop, trim or join videos, convert them and perform many other operations. Fortunately, you can find everything you need on the Internet. Windows XP comes with Movie Maker, which can be used to perform basic editing actions, like trimming videos, extracting scenes and so on, but the later editions do not provide any tools for this purpose.

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