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Guide: How to Split Multiple Avi, DivX, XviD, MPEG4, VOB with Fast Video Splitter ?

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I. Introduction of Fast Video Splitter :

Description:

Fast Video Splitter is a fast video splitting and converting tool. It supports splitting multiple Avi(DivX,XviD,MPEG4), MPEG I/II, DVD(.VOB), VCD(.DAT), ASF/ WMV files and other similar video file formats. You can easily split video files by marking the start and end positions in the preview window. Alternatively, you can let the program split the video files automatically by specifying the required interval. Additional option allows you to automatically split a large video file into several equal-sized parts. With the built-in video converter, you can convert your video files from one format to another.

Key Features:

It is a fast video splitting and converting tool.
It supports splitting multiple Avi(DivX,XviD,MPEG4), MPEG I/II, DVD(.VOB), VCD(.DAT), ASF/ WMV files and other similar video file formats.
You can easily split video files by marking the start and end positions in the preview window.
Alternatively, you can let the program split the video files automatically by specifying the required interval.
Additional option allows you to automatically split a large video file into several equal-sized parts.
With the built-in video converter, you can convert your video files from one format to another.
Configuration from last run is saved and auto loads on start-up.
Just download it to have a try, you will love it.

II. How to Split Multiple Avi, DivX, XviD, MPEG4, VOB:

Step1: Free download Fast Video Splitter and save it in your computer and run it.

Step2: Launch Fast Video Splitter, click "...". add one video files.

Step3: After you have opened the video file, it will be previewed (played) immediately.You just watch the video file being previewed and click the Mark Start and Mark End button.This will specify the starting and ending positions of the video file you want to split.

Step4: The panel we've highlighted in this step shows the conversion settings, at present they will be set to the default setting but you can change them to whatever your personal requirements are. If you aren't familiar with what one of the settings means then leave it as it is for now and you can always tinker with them later.

Step5: To set the folder where you want to save your target file, you may select the Output folder by clicking the "..." button or enter a path in the "Output Directory" box directly. "C:\Program Files\Fast Video Splitter\" is the default destination folder.