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  1. lili*** Posted messages 80 Status Member
     
    Re Zigourrat,

    For now, it's only 95% done for the first video, I'm wondering if he won't move on to the second one :/
    I'll keep you updated.
    Thanks a lot, anyway :)
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  2. lili*** Posted messages 80 Status Member
     
    It works!!!! Everything is fine, the video has been successfully converted!!! Thank you so much Ziggourat!! :)
    You are amazing!! A thousand thanks for your kindness and availability :)

    I would also like to thank the entire CCM team who were kind enough to help me throughout this week, such as Electricien 69, Noctambule28, and Stargate43 :) thank you ALL!!
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  3. ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 342
     
    Thank you also for following our advice and suggestions and for being patient ;)

    On behalf of all the participants, I wish you the best moving forward here and elsewhere ;)
    Bye

    P.S.: remember to mark the topic as resolved if that's the case
    Long live Bobo! ~ Little fish will grow big ~
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  4. lili*** Posted messages 80 Status Member
     
    Actually, I don't know how to mark it as resolved, because I don't think it recognizes me as the author of this thread, I wasn't registered when I started this topic.

    Thank you Ziggourat :)
    and see you soon :)
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    1. ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 342
       
      It's done, have a good evening ;)
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    2. lili*** Posted messages 80 Status Member
       
      super, good evening Ziggourat :)
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  5. Joan30 Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
    Good evening everyone,

    I'm going to do a little UP of this topic because I'm facing the same problem; Freemake closes without starting.

    I have followed all the previous advice but nothing works; I also downloaded the offline version but the problem remains the same, redirecting me to a PC cleaning site or asking for a donation:



    I had version 4.1.5 which worked very well, and I made the mistake of replacing it with 4.1.9 which won't start!

    This problem seems to be recurring with the latest version, and I can't find version 4.1.5; do you have a solution to revert to this old version? The links I found that mention this version all redirect to a download of 4.1.9.

    Thank you in advance for your responses.

    PS: Just in case, I'm copying below my post from the 29th, which seems to have been overlooked:

    Hello everyone,
    This is my first message; I found the prompt to register on the site "Freemake video.com" where I wanted to download version 4.1.9 to replace the 4.1.5 that I had been using until now.

    The installation went smoothly, but when I tried to launch Freemake, I got an error message:
    "Freemake Video Converter has encountered a problem and must close....."

    Despite several attempts, it doesn't work!

    Do you have any idea on how to solve my problem; with version 4.1.5 everything worked perfectly.

    Thanks in advance for your help.
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    1. ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 342
       
      Hello,

      Freemake version 4.1.5.4 in full version (it's not the installer that redirects to the site): http://dl.free.fr/getfile.pl?file=/fHgOoLab
      The file will remain online as long as there is at least one download within a 30-day period.
      Do not update after that!

      This is the version I use so it works perfectly ;)
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      1. Joan30 Posted messages 5 Status Member > ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention  
         
        Good evening,
        Thank you zggourat for your quick response; I just downloaded version 4.1.5 but I had to disable Avira which was blocking it, and the installation went smoothly: double thank you!

        There's the infamous "Candy" in Freemake, do I really need to remove it? If so, when Avira detects it, it might block the execution of Freemake; what's your opinion, please?

        Have a good evening and see you later.
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      2. ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 342 > Joan30 Posted messages 5 Status Member
         
        Look at Judex's comment on this subject: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-18559508-avis-sur-freemake-video-converter?entiere#128
        Since it's been a while since I installed it, I don't remember what I did, but I probably used AdwCleaner and ran MBAM without Norton maybe.

        VirusTotal analysis report: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/7b688e8e74d98b8345473f105d080dce2b91b14f837305dab81b887777e0f80b
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  6. Joan30 Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
    Hi again,

    Thanks again, I ran a MBAM scan and got rid of "candy" and everything works; this version 4.1.5 is really handy but I'm wondering about 4.1.9: is it a bug or a deliberate choice by the publisher? It's still strange!
    Your solution will certainly be appreciated by many members.
    Thanks again and have a nice day.
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  7. lili*** Posted messages 80 Status Member
     
    Hello Electricien 69,

    Thank you for replying, I apologize for not being able to respond to you sooner. My problem remains the same; that is to say, I can't use the Freemake video converter software, it opens and closes immediately. I am also waiting for instructions from Noctambule28 to find out if my PC is infected. That's it; thank you anyway for your help.
    I wish you a Happy New Year.
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    1. noctambule28 Posted messages 25275 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 875
       
      Hello,

      I think it's the Electrician who will continue the disinfection, if they want to. For now, we are looking for a reason for the crash. Do you have any other software that crashes?
      Are your drivers up to date?
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