✎ Editing features are in lacking in free version, only with clipping. ✎ When I load DVD, it works like very slowly, and always gets buffer, then I have to shut down my computer. The output formats needs money pay like MP3 converting. ✎ It is always regarded as virus, and I am forced to install plug-ins like some backup tools. Why Freemake Video Converter gets some complaint from users? You will find the answers from the following Freemake Video Converter reviews: Have you ever used Freemake Video Converter to rip a homemade DVD disc? Convert video to MP4, AVI, M4V, VOB, MKV, MPEG2, DTS, WMV, and more? Yes, of course you did. The above two hand-on experiences are from Freemake Video Converter users in one forum.

Is there any other software that can do the same as Freemake but perform faster.' I checked the Freemake website but there is no mention of multithreading. It even seems to be using mainly 1 core as well. And when it converts, it is only using about 40% of the CPU and I would expect it to use it all. I feel that it seems to be a bit slow in converting files. 'Been using Freemake Video convertor and however awesome it is. What is wrong with Freemake Video Converter? Can I get any alternative to Freemake Video Converer?' Finally, I have to reboot Windows 7 computer with 64 bits crashes.

I wait half of hour, still no any new information. Freemake Video Audio Converter Alternatives for Mac and Windows 'I hate Freemake video converter!! When I use it to rip a DVD disc, the progress bar is only revolving, and shows no loading information.

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