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Video editing could be time consuming especially when you want to cut out the unwanted parts and split a long video into episodes. AVS Video ReMaker from AVS4You could be your life saver.

Image: AVS Video ReMaker detect scenes changes and split video into episodes

AVS Video ReMaker is an easy to use and full-featured video editing tool for fast and lossless MPEG video editing. Here are some notable features:

Frame accurate editing, fast and lossless processing – Remove parts from video files such as NG scenes from recorded video files without the need of re-encoding. The fast lossless conversion preserves the original video quality.

Support multiple video formats – AVS Video ReMaker supports a wide range of common used video formats such as MPEG 1 and MPEG2, VOB, VRO, and MPEG4 AVI formats including DivX and XviD, which are widely used video formats in Internet.

Scene detection algorithm – Dividing a lengthy video file into smaller episodes can drive anyone become crazy. AVS Video ReMaker automatically scans video file and splitting it into logical episodes.

Brief review of AVS Video ReMaker

Image: Set source for AVS Video ReMaker

The user interface of AVS Video ReMaker is very straight forward. It has four buttons on the left hand side for the four steps of video editing: set source, preview video, detect scenes and create DVD menu. On the right hand side are the options for each step. On the bottom are the video timeline, video editing tools and playback control.

Image: Preview video in AVS Video ReMaker

After selecting video sources, the next step is Preview Video. It is where you can playback the video and remove unwanted parts of the video file. Clicking the “Remake Now” button on the bottom right will save the edited video.

Image: detect scenes in AVS Video ReMaker

In Detect Scenes, there are two options: Detect Scenes Changes and Detect TV Commercials. The later is great for recorded TV programs and remove TV commercials automatically! It has a slide bar to control the detector sensitivity too.

Image: create DVD menu in AVS Video ReMaker

The last step is Create DVD Menu but it supports only MPEG2 format. You will need another tool, AVS Video Converter to convert the video into the correct format.

It is not a problem for registered user because AVS Video ReMaker is a part of AVS4YOU.com package. Register once and you get all 23 tools from the AVS4YOU.com package! The subscription is $29/year or $59/lifetime.

AVS Video ReMaker supports Windows 2000, XP, 2003. The minimum system requirements are 1.5GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, and DirectX 9.0c or later.

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