Easily activated. Tested and used. So far so good.

I can't register even after entering "Licensed Email" and registration key.

Is there any difference between this converter and Video Proc. from the same company?

Will not install. I will have to stick with the old version.

it has a button that says: 'Notify me when a new version is available'.
Now, this being a give-away that does not allow the use any update/upgrade, l tried to uncheck that box but l found that Digiarty has it grey-out and permanent, such that you can switch that option off.
The implication of this, as with recent offerings on GAOTD, is that once there is a new upgrade/updated version, say in three months time, the one year offering installed starts getting prompts and nagging, asking you to upgrade/update and after a while, as has happened in a few case, you cant use the program unless you update/upgrade it.
On doing that, the program reverts back to a Trial Version.

The question is: Why did Digiatry 'tick and grey-out' the option to upgrade/update the software, thus preventing the users from disabling that option, when such users have no intention of updating/upgrading the GAOTD software, as specified in the condition of the GAOTD software?

I probably have a couple hundred video-related, video-manipulation apps and specialized utilities, including several video editors and converters. (There's nothing like having a well-stocked toolbox !) There are some other ones that are O.K. and free, but this one -- previous edition from a previous promo -- has become my "Go To" converter. A couple of the others have a user interface so dark that it's very hard to see what you're doing. Perhaps they are skinnable somehow, somewhere -- but I never got that far. The WinX converter has generally worked quite well for me and pretty quickly (on fast enough hardware); if there was anything else that I thought worked better or whose design I liked more, I'd be using it. So kudos to Digiarty for that, and for having these periodic promos, which help spread the word. However, there could also be some troublesome video that you had to try to run through a different converter, so there's always an advantage in having additional options.

I mostly need to convert a video when its native format is not supported for playback on a particular target device. For example, some sites are posting their video clips in Webm format or HEVC, which a lot of older playback devices can't handle. One kind of annoying thing is if you convert such a file into x264 MP4, which ought to work *but still* might not play on said devices, and I'm not sufficiently well-versed in these things to know exactly *Why.* But WinX also offers some older, "plain-Vanilla" MP4 option ("MP4 for General Video"), which has been working for those cases.

That said, I'm kinda wondering why there does not seem to be a 64-bit version of this program ? (I say that because it installs itself under /Program Files/x86.) Also, perhaps there should be some even more generic .AVI format conversion option, ancient though it may be. You need to have some universal format choice that plays on just about everything.

Short version - there is a working activation code included in the zip file. Do I also have to go to the Digiarty page and register? Thanks.

Original long version (asked because I am thick) - there is an activation code included in the zip file. I used it to activate/register the program and ran a test conversion. As always with WinX it worked as advertised, worked well.

However, just as in the note from the Digiarty Support Team ("Go to Digiarty official giveaway page", "Tap 'Get Free License' button") when the conversion completed a window popped up telling me to go to the Digiarty page to get my free activation code which would unlock more output profiles. I have checked and the program is activated and registered. Should I, or do I also have to, go to the Digiarty page and register? Thanks.

So this works on XP but not on Vista?

Thanks to GAOTD I now have a lot a good video converters. But every year i install this Giveaway, because this program is the best video converter i know. Sometimes you can get it also free on the WinXDVD website. A big thanks to them.

For the purchased version, what are the license restrictions? One PC? Or one user, multiple PCs?

In other software i first have to change the extension from ".mp2" to ".mpg" and then the software can see the video. Will this software accept the extension ".mp2" ?

where do I find the
3. Tap "Get Free License" button, you can easily get the serial numbers for activation.

Cant seem to find it

Can i convert a dvd to a format to be seen on my tv with subtitles.
I dont speak russia, italien or jappan, thats why i want the subtitles.

Thanks GAOTD and Digiarty for providing this software! WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe has been offered here before (according to my files, at least once each year going back 4 years) and it's nice to see incremental upgrades come through.

I've "installed" this twice now, and I can't find it. I searched and just came up with the rar file. And yes, the setup.gcd is in the same folder.

Failed to install. Tried both GAotD and WinX website downloads. Former gives file extension error and latter says "ShellExecuteEx failed; code 3221225477". Antivirus disabled.

Does this program support conversion to h.265?