http://www.techknowl.com/free-dvd-cutter-for-windows.html At Techknowl.com we make it easy for you to find useful software for your Windows, Mac or Linux computers. We also provide tips on Blogger, Wordpress, social media services, SEO and useful Web apps. Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:15:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.techknowl.com/free-dvd-cutter-for-windows.html#comment-14278 EndivioR Sun, 20 Feb 2011 13:50:11 +0000 http://techknowl.com/?p=292#comment-14278 It's one of FOUR programs I've downloaded and tested - none of them worked. This is getting frustrating. The movie is on DVD, it is not corrupted in any way, it's in standard VOB format, all the programs I've tested can show the movie without problems, but on trying to save a short segment I've had everything, from garbage saved as a file, to a perfectly good clip saved but from a completely different part of the movie to the one I specified, to a "division by zero" error (that was DVDKnife), to programs that just refuse to respond when you click "set out point". It appears that in the realm of DVD manipulation software there are some real cowboys posing as software developers. I would willingly pay up to $200 for a program that worked, but I'm beginning to think such a thing doesn't exist. It’s one of FOUR programs I’ve downloaded and tested – none of them worked. This is getting frustrating. The movie is on DVD, it is not corrupted in any way, it’s in standard VOB format, all the programs I’ve tested can show the movie without problems, but on trying to save a short segment I’ve had everything, from garbage saved as a file, to a perfectly good clip saved but from a completely different part of the movie to the one I specified, to a “division by zero” error (that was DVDKnife), to programs that just refuse to respond when you click “set out point”. It appears that in the realm of DVD manipulation software there are some real cowboys posing as software developers. I would willingly pay up to $200 for a program that worked, but I’m beginning to think such a thing doesn’t exist.

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