Software Update: Freemake Video Converter 4.0.3

Version 4.0.3 of Freemake Video Converter has been released. This free program converts audio and video files to and from up to fifty supported formats. Not only can you do that from one format to another, you can also make adjustments in resolution and sound, and cut parts of the video. Furthermore, it can directly download videos from a large number of websites. The download is small, but the bulk of the program is downloaded during installation.

New in version 4.0 includes the optional Gold Packadd-on, which, among other things, can automatically trim black bars at the top and bottom, has extra options for DVD menus, and backs up during video editing. A voluntary donation is requested for this addition, otherwise advertisements will be shown. In version 4.0.3 the following changes and improvements have been made:

Changes in version 4.0.3:

• Added the support for Fraps files
• Added the possibility to convert 10bit video
• Added the possibility to convert DV AVI files
• Added the possibility to decode WAV files with DTS codec
• Added the possibility to convert MP3 files with MPEG audio codec
• Added the possibility to convert AMR files
• Fixed the issue with incorrect audio detection
• Fixed the issue with incorrect aspect ratio detection
• Fixed the issue with MOV files opening
• Fixed the issue with M2V files conversion
• Fixed the issue with TRP files conversion
• Fixed the issues with cut function
• Fixed the issue with opening DVD discs with CPPM protection
• Fixed the issue with opening many audio/video/DVD/URLs files at once
• Fixed the issue with autocrop
• Fixed the issue with adding Freemake logo to short videos
• Fixed the issue with desynchronizing of audio and video after editing
• Fixed the issue with converting to PSP, iPad 3
• Fixed the issue with displaying files with Display Aspect Ratio
• Fixed the issue with download from YouTube, YouTube Vevo, Dailymotion