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Most television shows and movies broadcast include paid ad and commercials that interrupt your viewing experience.

Furthermore, many TV stations lift the volume of their ad and commercials to ridiculous levels, requiring watchers to fiddle with their remotes each time an ad break comes along.

If you have a Frame Accurate video tool, you may like to consider removing the ads from your recorded shows. This will save you time when you watch old recordings, and save you from the volume hikes.

The big challenge that must be overcome to make editing out commercials as simple as possible is the GOP structure used in all H.264 AVCHD MPEG2 encoding. Since the majority of the frames in each video stream are P and B frames, each of which requires one or more other frames in order to be decoded, they must either be cut on GOP boundaries or a special Frame Accurate editor must be used, capable of cutting at any frame.

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It is a Frame Accurate video editor. You can trim movies in DVD formats captured by DV Camcorder and HD PVR easily with this tool. Cut commercials out of video stream.

Especially, only small parts on start and end points will be re-encoded, the middle part will remain untouched, lossless. This gives highest speed while reserving highest video quality. So it's called 'Smart Rendering'.

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