Freemake Video Converter for Windows

No good. It leaves branding, and it will not close out without buying. Don't download.

It says it is free, but it adds branding logo to the converted files, and the comercial options (remove branding, speed up, ability to reuse the key after reinstallation, etc) is too expensive.

The Freemake Video Converter (FVC) PAID version, has an audio sync problem that Freemake addresses by instructing users to perform a COMPLETE Uninstall and Registry Purge followed by a reinstall of FVC. In my case it required a disk format and complete windows 10 Pro, Drivers & software reinstall to get FVC to work. However, the problem returned after a Windows update. If a Video converter can't sync the audio it's WORTHLESS!!!

I bought the gold speed pack, but a 1hr 45min video still takes over 4 hours to convert using freemake preset settings. My advice, don't be duped into thinking a speed pack will make any difference. It made diddly squat difference to my conversions.The user interface is clear and easy to understand however, and the supported file types are vast and numerous. But maybe trying to be a jack of all trades is whey this software falls flat on its arse.

I simply like it. If you need to convert videos, you won't find anything better than Freemake Video Converter. Give it a try and you'll see. Pros: freefasteasy to use Cons: ads during the installation

I recommend this tool. Freemake Video Converter is one of the few tools I use on a regular basis. It's a must-have for everyone who needs to convert dozens of videos. The software is fast, free and supports a lot of rare formats. Pros: user-friendlyfree Cons: version without ads