Installing the software is very straight forward, so there should be no issues with that. The program has a clear toolbar on top with all the important buttons - Open, Save Video, Load / Run Project. After a file has been opened, select portions of the video you wish to delete. The best way to do this is to locate the beginning of the section you wish to keep and click the 'B' marker - the previous portion is then marked with blue, allowing you to delete it. And best yet, one can cut to the last second before the desired section, thereby ensuring none of your precious moments are lost. Then, just click Save Project As before you Save Video.

Here again, AllPepole Video Cutter has several tools to benefit its users. There are preset output formats under the 'Auto' tab - these include Apple Ipod, Iphone, Sony Playstation Portable, DVD and Microsoft Zune. But be wary, the program does have a habit of crashing, so always remember to save your project before you save the video.

Aside from these preset formats, one can also choose the video and audio format for the video from the dropdown menus on the left-hand side.

However, despite all its merits, AllPepole Video Cutter does have its fair share of drawbacks that should be kept in mind. One, most video formats loaded on the program open with an error message such as 'H.264 detected' and the like. But this warning is only to do with the playback within the program - it does not affect the video output.

What AllPepole Video Cutter gets right is that it successfully cuts mp4 and mkv files, which is hard to find.

It also has the ability to join videos, which is convenient when there are several different sections of one large file that one needs to cut out and then put back together.

Download at app store:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/my-videocutter-pro/id966837374?mt=12