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Re: Free Freemake video downloader
Postby www.cronistalascolonias.com.arin »
Hi Dave
Yes I am finding more and more that it is both good to have a few different solutions as well as trying to understand as much as possible about these computer things, otherwise you can get caught out when things go wrong.
It is good to have the forum to find and share the solutions.
If I get my new computer running reliably then I may try to reduce using my old one too much to extend its life, and dedicate it to using some of the older software stuff one gets which tend to work well but are difficult later to replace.
Amongst other things this Winter I am trying to build a good play list of videos on the Python language which I am hoping to learn over winter to broaden my horizons a bit. I use WMV so that I can leave a built play list running in the background while I do other things. I find that a good efficient way to learn.
Currently I
either:
_ download using 4k if I need to download a more than one at a time, - as toradoya mentioned , it is good for that – it allows you to download a play list rather than having to download one video at a time as most other Downloaders and Converters do. Then I convert to WMV x ( mostly using Any Video Converter) which gives a great full resolution WMV video.
or
_ for single videos I just drag in or paste the URL in the Any Video Converter converter and it downloads initially before going on to convert, ( the older version of Freemake Video Converter does the same but has the Branding that you mentioned )
Any Video Converter is very slow, I expect possibly deliberately made so to distinguish it from the paid version. Fair enough : if I do loads with the free one reliably, then I might consider finally trying a paid version, - maybe I will ask Santa to bring me one at Xmas. Running overnight is also a good option, as is having an older machine dedicated to doing such things in the background.
Alan
Yes I am finding more and more that it is both good to have a few different solutions as well as trying to understand as much as possible about these computer things, otherwise you can get caught out when things go wrong.
It is good to have the forum to find and share the solutions.
If I get my new computer running reliably then I may try to reduce using my old one too much to extend its life, and dedicate it to using some of the older software stuff one gets which tend to work well but are difficult later to replace.
Amongst other things this Winter I am trying to build a good play list of videos on the Python language which I am hoping to learn over winter to broaden my horizons a bit. I use WMV so that I can leave a built play list running in the background while I do other things. I find that a good efficient way to learn.
Currently I
either:
_ download using 4k if I need to download a more than one at a time, - as toradoya mentioned , it is good for that – it allows you to download a play list rather than having to download one video at a time as most other Downloaders and Converters do. Then I convert to WMV x ( mostly using Any Video Converter) which gives a great full resolution WMV video.
or
_ for single videos I just drag in or paste the URL in the Any Video Converter converter and it downloads initially before going on to convert, ( the older version of Freemake Video Converter does the same but has the Branding that you mentioned )
Any Video Converter is very slow, I expect possibly deliberately made so to distinguish it from the paid version. Fair enough : if I do loads with the free one reliably, then I might consider finally trying a paid version, - maybe I will ask Santa to bring me one at Xmas. Running overnight is also a good option, as is having an older machine dedicated to doing such things in the background.
Alan
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