Extracting a given part of your favorite DVD has never been easier, as Chopper XP can lend you a hand in this regard with the help of a nice interface and a simple approach of the task.

Chopper XP hasn’t been updated for a while, but it still serves as a very simple and quick way of opening a VOB file and extracting a certain part of it. Of course, the application then lets you save it as a separate file and open it individually.

In case you’re working with VOB files on a regular basis, Chopper XP has the option to be associated with this particular extension, so you can open files on the fly, just by double-clicking them.

The whole procedure has been designed to be very fast and easy and after our test we can safely confirm that this mission was definitely accomplished.

The whole extraction procedure has been reduced to just a few clicks. Just set the beginning and the end points of the part you wish to cut and you’re ready to go. Chopper XP will also display a few very useful details, including the remaining time until the job is done and the estimated size, so you’ll always be up to date with the current state of the project.

Chopper XP worked quite okay on Windows 7, but we’ve received reports from users claiming that it still has some problems when it comes to Windows Vista.

Overall, Chopper XP remains a pretty decent solution to work with VOB files but, unfortunately, the project is not updated anymore, so what you see is what you get. Still, it deserves a chance if you need an app that works quick and easy, so go ahead and give it a ride.