Total Video Audio Converter for Windows

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• Free version sucks, and paid version probably does too.

  LordPotentiumJuly 7, 2016

  Pros

  Pros? Hm... Are there any? - Completely FREE! (But it sucks...) - Well, I guess there is one real pro. It shows basic specs of the file(s) you are using. Still, nothing you can't find if you right click on the file and select properties (Using Windows 8.1, I do not know about on other Operating Systems.) - No-hassle download, CNET is great.

  Cons

  Shoot, I only have 1,000 characters to get in all of the cons. Well, I have to condense I guess. - If you are not technologically efficient, the converter only converts 1/2 of your file! What use is that to anyone? I easily got around this con. - Who the hell is going to pay $30 for something you can find FOR FREE other places on the internet? - They claim to support "320 input file types", but most of them are not even on this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_formats so who is going to use them? - They have all these file types, but not PDN! Seriously, I love PDN files! And you had to replace them with a FREAKING ".669" FILE WHAT IS THAT? WHAT IS A ".U16LE"? WHAT IS A ".PGMYUV"? I hate this. - CNET doesn't have the latest version. - Doesn't work on Mac or Linux. I hate Mac so I don't care that it doesn't run on OS X but I hate it that so many simple applications made by simply STUPID people don't run on Linux Kernels. - I hate the wa-

  Summary

  - termark! (Sorry, I ran out of room.) The watermark not only has an Alpha value of 255, (Which means it is completely opaque to those of you unaware of what an Alpha value is.) BUT IT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PICTURE! THIS IS ALMOST AS BAD... wait you know what? THIS IS WORSE THAN WONDERSHARE FILMORA! This is on of the worst applications I have ever used. The cons make the clean use of this application impossible and a pain in the ass. Do NOT download. I feel bad for the 1,500 other people who downloaded this. Do you want to know how dumb the developers are? You can turn the trial into a free version using external applications! You can easily get around the "We only convert half of the file" for videos by going into Windows Movie Maker (Which comes with Windows computers) and pasting the video twice, then saving and converting that video instead. If you don't want a watermark on pictures, download paint.net (An application not a website...) from www.getpaint.net, create a new file at the top right, set the width to the picture's width, but the height as the picture's height multiplied by 3 (So an 700 by 300 picture will require a 700 by 900 canvas.) and finally paste the picture you want to convert 3 times into the application in a 1 by 3 format. Now when you convert the new picture, the watermark will stay inside of the middle picture, and you can go back into paint.net and crop! You are very welcome. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand, now I'm out of room...

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