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What is MPEG Splitter?
MPEG Splitter is a free DirectShow filter from the MPC-BE project, distributed with X Codec Pack, that separates the audio and video inside MPG, TS, M2TS and VOB files so any Windows media player can hand each stream to the right decoder - and despite the name it does not cut or trim video.
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