Freez Flv to MP3 Converter 1.5 user reviews

Why is there no Performance entry above? What's with the "failed to load file" errors? Why does it decide to load the files after all after a number of retries? Why does it need to load the files into memory anyway? Why does it seem to have an interaction timeout, and stall when left unattended?

All minor annoyances with an otherwise excellent program. I run it on Ubuntu Linux, and unlike the Linux apps I've tried, at least Freez produces MP3s that will actually play, anywhere. Glad to have it.

As other said: IT IS NOT FREEWARE! I have had the same experience of jctyler!

CAREFUL! i withdraw my previous review. This is not freeware. After a few uses, a popup will inform you that you need a FREE registration code from their website. You go to the website and you are informed that the free registrtion key has been abolished because of too much demand. It only does one thing but the authors want to be hugely paid for that. Rip-off.

It does EXACTLY and EFFICIENTLY what it says, it converts Flv files to MP3s. Simple, instantly understood, fast, competent.

: Initially, I liked this software when I thought it was actually free. However, this is a complete scam!

Cons: Free means just that....FREE! After you use this program a few times, you are prompted to enter a registration code. You are referred to a link which states that if you register online, you will receive the free registation code. However, after you register, you must buy the item in order to get the code. A total and complete misrepresentation. I will never use this product or any other product from SmallVidoSoft!

I have been asked to register after first use. It was supposed to be free, but not at this time! How unfortunate!

So far it seems to be one of the better FLV to MP3 converters that I have tried. The sound quality was excellent when using stereo, 128kbps sampling rate, and 48000 frequency, small files with clear sound. Unfortunately everytime you go into it a message says there is an updated version at the website, please visit and download, I ignored the message at first, but eventually downloaded the .exe and reinstalled it. Then you have to register this supposed FREE software and pay! Totally dissapointed in this, they probably could have done better by working for donations.
There are other free FLV to MP3 converters, Moyea and Doremi are two of them.

As others have said on the net this is a bait and switch tactic. Not free at all, probably never has been. A website registration forces you to pay with an obvious lie about the free version codes not being available. Any company that would do this would not be above selling this program as a spyware host. I am removing it promptly and then running a virus/spyware scan.

Use VLC the open-source video player/converter.

This is DEFINATELY NOT FREEWARE! It does run for some time before it forces you to go to their website and register for the 'free' unlock key. But once you are registered it has a message that all the 'free' keys are gone but one will appear if you buy something. That really bites. Makes ya kinda mad too.