It is written in Java with Swing libraries, so it runs on Linux, BSD, Windows, Mac OS, and anything else that supports Java. I built this PC myself and have no doubt it is running the standard Windows 7 Home Premium. The Professional and Ultimate versions include Windows XP Mode (a form of virtualization), which can run some XP applications that don't work with the regular XP compatibility settings, but still perhaps not everything. I installed Easy Video Splitter 2.01, but it did not run properly with either XP compatibility setting. It ran, although not perfectly, using "Windows 98/Windows ME" compatibility setting and "Run as administrator".ġ. Right-click the Easy Video Splitter desktop icon and select "troubleshoot compatibility" then "troubleshoot program".Ģ. Check "The program worked in earlier versions of Windows but won't install or run now" and "The program requires additional permissions" and click the "Next" button.ģ. Select "Windows 98/Windows ME" and the "Next" button.Ĥ. Click "Start the Program" and try out Easy Video Splitter, then close it.ĥ. Click "Yes, save these settings for this progam".Ħ. Windows 7 will report "Issues found: Incompatible program", although Easy Video Splitter is at least somewhat functional. Easy Video Splitter would not work properly for HD video, and crashed when trying to open some files or libraries. I don't know why, but maybe the filename or path was too long. I started EVS and the closed it and said "save" these settings. However now when I run it and click the icon to pick a source file the program crashes and exits. This is really bizarre as I see it works in XP and if I pick XP as the option it won't even start but claims a file corruption error or some such. Anyway I do appreciate your help and I"ll keep plugging away as this is a sweet little program. (Don't suppose anyone knows what happened to the EVS developer. Web site is there but the email bounces.) After reading the above, I tried Easy Video Splitter again, using Windows 98/Windows ME compatibility and run as administrator. Twice I attempted to open the same source file that had worked before, and Easy Video Splitter crashed both times. One of these times Windows 7 gave me and error window with the message "COM Surrogate has stopped working" The third time it worked, and I could export clips from the open file. Easy Video Splitter's behavior appears to be unpredictable when used with Windows 7.
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