VidCutter Reviews

the video player is blank, can't find any way to fix. Win11

I'm an experienced windows guy looking to shift over to Linux. This program is extremely easy to use, but to boot(sic)there's a video on Youtube that shows the steps EXACTLY. On win64 the problem is that it does not show progress bars properly but my 2-year-old not-that-fast computer saved the files OK. What's important is that the same program runs better on Linux Mint(hence presumably on ubuntu)and you can install it thru Mint Software manager without recourse to Terminal. If you're looking for sophisticated editing this might still be a gateway to a good--and free--solution somewhere.

Goes fast to 80% of cut. Then never moves forward. You do get a usable cut video but is has no audio.

Used to cut mp4 video. Very, very easy to use. Very fast. Perfect :-) Thanks a lot for that great work!

I have used this on Linux and Windows, it sometimes works, then I need handbrake or similar to reduce the file size. For all the hard work, kudos. For leaving out the opportunity to reduce the file size, I have marked it down. If the two functions could be Blended together it would be much better.

Installed fine on Windoze 10 machine but no help system and simply couldn't get it to do a simple cut of an mp4 video. I guess I should know not to waste time with projects that haven't been touched for a year and don't have any help or documentation.

Easy to use and excellent in concept. It is a little bit clunky when it comes to pin pointing the exact spot to edit. But, it froze my computer for hours while trying to save the edited video, and ultimately this is the single most important function of any editor. It must create a working file or it is useless.

It made a super-fast direct copy (no re-encoding for Video and Audio) from a MKV file. It's also pretty easy to use. I recommend.

Fast, really fast for cutting videos.