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A simple and free way to get video in the correct format
Freemake Video Converter can convert video between a wide range of formats and to create photo slideshows
There are lots of different video formats and it's not unusual to end up with a video in the wrong one. Freemake Video Converter is a free app for converting video into different formats.
It can import video in many different formats including AVI, MP4, MPEG, WMV, 3GP, Flash and Quicktime. Several videos can be imported at the same time.
You can either select the exact output format to match your needs or there are presets for iPod, iPhone, iPad, PDP, PS3 and Android. More presets can be created if required.
It's not just videos that can be imported. Video Converter can also be used to create photoslides with music.
There are some editing tools to remove unwanted sections from videos or to join videos togother.
It can even use CUDA-compatible Nvidia graphics cards to speed up the conversion process.
Freemake Video Converter requires the Microsoft .NET Framework version 4. It will download and install it automatically if it is not already present on the system.
Read our guide to installing and using Freemake Converter.
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Excellent program
Freemake Video Converter is not only extremely versatile but is probably the most intuitive piece of software I've ever used.
Posted by Adam, 18 Apr 2011
Misleading!
From what I can see this program downloads files from websites. Maybe it then converts them and it does not convert files already on your HD or am I missing something.
Posted by Don, 01 May 2011
Response from Computeractive
Don - Freemake can indeed convert files stored on your hard disk into another format. Our guide to using it can be read at www.computeractive.co.uk/1933367
Posted by Computeractive staff, 02 May 2011
Re: Don's comment
The problem is that the download is for the "downloader" not for their converting software.
Posted by Darth, 04 Jun 2011