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Freemake Video Converter won't open.

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HawkOfShadow Posted messages 133 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
 lolo75 -
Hello. Recently, I had a problem with Freemake Video Converter. It won't open anymore and gives an error message on the file freemakevc.exe saying process ID=0xb54 (2900) and thread ID=0xa18 (2584). I was in the middle of burning a DVD when suddenly my firewall blocked it, so the burning stopped and the file stopped working. I uninstalled and reinstalled everything. I need help!!!

Configuration: Windows XP / Firefox 3.6.13

6 answers

  1. Mariah
     
    Execute as an administrator, that's enough.
    Freemake is a superb software, I recommend it )))
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  2. HawkOfShadow Posted messages 133 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2
     
    Everything is working, a quick run of CCleaner with a reinstall and poof, it goes back to normal!!! Could someone post so I can mark it as Resolved?
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  3. agentsoph
     
    Hello,

    I just installed version 2.0.0 and it won't start either without any error message. Uninstall, ccleaner, reinstall... nothing, it doesn't start at all. Any idea?

    I'm on seven 32

    Edit: ahhh I found it...... Right-click and run as administrator.

    Still, I am an administrator.
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  4. aralbert
     
    Me when I start it, the process stops at 2.1.2.
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    1. xmedia
       
      Well, I use XMedia Recode, that way I'm never bothered and no.
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    2. gej62
       
      Thank you xmedia, see you later
      best regards
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  7. chris
     
    Hello everyone.
    I have a small issue with this program version 3.0.2.6, maybe you have the solution. I record my TV programs with Windows Media Center, but they have a very specific file format (DVR-MS). I would like to convert them into AVI files so that I can play them on a VCR located in a different room via a USB stick or external hard drive, and also remove the ads. However, Freemake doesn’t capture the entire film; for a 2-hour program, it only takes 25 minutes, and for a 1-hour program, it only takes 20 minutes, no matter what DVR-MS file it is. On the other hand, with a 2-hour 15-minute VCL file, there is no problem; it takes a long time (2 hours 35 minutes) but captures the entire movie.
    I look forward to your responses.
    Thank you in advance.
    Chris.
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