Because of its various functions, I regularly use the Peggo YouTube Downloader for displaying offline videos and extracting audio from music videos. When saving videos in 1080p and 720p quality, this tool provides an excellent visual experience. However, recently I have been having difficulties removing unwanted parts from a downloaded YouTube video. Despite its function as an ID3 tag editor, the Peggo YouTube Downloader lacks intuitive user-friendliness in the editing function. Therefore, I encounter difficulties removing parts of the video or converting it into another format.

To solve the issue with the editing function of the Peggo YouTube Downloader, the tool can be used as follows: After downloading the video, open the ID3 tag editor of the tool. There you will find options for cutting and converting the video. Select the area in the video that you want to remove and click on "Cut". To convert, select the desired format from the dropdown menu and click on "Convert". Once all adjustments have been made, click on "Save". The edited video should now be in your selected output folder.