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Had to open it up to look at it, but yeah its from boilsoft.com.
It doesnt compress the files, the file sizes all depend on the file size and compression of the movie you're chopping up. The movies I chop into 30 second wmv clips usually end up being 1.1-1.4 megs if that gives you an idea 
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Progress rarely comes in buckets, it normally comes in teaspoons
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I just gave the free trial a try. That thing is fast! Looks like it will get the job done for me and the price isn't to bad either.
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that thing kicks serious ass. I've been using it for over a year now I think.Simon I know what you are saying about starting and stopping points. I go thru the 40-80 or however many clips I have after chopping up a movies and pick out the best ones. Also I know absolutely nothing about Macs, but I'm fairly certain that I've read somewhere most mac users have the capabilities to view wmv files.
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