Freemake Video Converter

A newer version of Freemake Video Converter is available.

• 1.0 stars

  "Once the best freeware program around. Now,it's crap."

  July 5, 2012  |   By Krupotkin

  Pros

  It's free, so all I spend is my time --and I still feel like I'm getting ripped off.

  Cons

  It's a bug-filled nightmare. It crashes regularly. Make a DVD and you can almost count on a patch of it coming out broken up and pixillated.

  Summary

  There are too many good programs out there for me to waste any more time on this garbage.
  
  Updated on Jul 6, 2012

  I also love the way, when it crashes, it asks you to send an error report and asks you to submit your e-mail if you want to hear back from their experts. Don't bother. You won't hear back and the bug will never get fixed. I cannot stress this strongly enough. Freemake absolutely sucks.

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• Reply by mjsmom73 on October 20, 2012

  I feel for you. I don't even get a message asking to send an error report. Every time I try to convert from a video file to a DVD, the application just shuts down with no warning. The one time I was able to convert a video file to a DVD, I couldn't watch it because it the sound was garbled and the picture looked terrible. Audio files comes out okay, but that is it, so I guess I got the audio converter version of this freeware. All i can say is that at least it was free.

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• Reply by Krupotkin on July 6, 2012

  I also love the way, when it crashes, it asks you to send an error report and asks you to submit your e-mail if you want to hear back from their experts. Don't bother. You won't hear back and the bug will never get fixed. I cannot stress this strongly enough. Freemake absolutely sucks.

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