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As I suspected, garbage in garbage out. I downloaded a different 2160p video and it played just fine. So the good thing, that I have noticed is that the 64bit is much much faster.
Great!
While I will wait for the 'somewhat' final version to be released, (to make a full switch on "MY" PC), this beta ...

Using the latest 64 bit, the conversion took half the time than the 32bit. Okay - Good. But the video result was the same in both cases, 'washed out' colors. Maybe its the old garbage in garbage out. I don't know. The washed out video can be seen both on my desktop PC, before conversion, and on my ...

So I have a large screen 1080 TV. By accident I converted a 2160 mkv file. It took 5 ½ hours to convert a 20GB mkv file. The resulting video does not look very good on my TV. So I didn’t watch it, instead I found and converted a 1080p mkv file which looked great, as usual.

So, several questions: 1 ...

Sorry, I don't see a 'parse' button. Can you provide more info, maybe picture. I'm using version 7.0.0.83

Thanks in advance

Have never messed with this setting. Some of my movies come out 'normal' (O.K.), some I have to turn up the volume on my DVD player. I realize the old - garbage in garbage out - may apply regarding the 'files' that I use. Just wondering if I should try changing the setting of -3.0db to something ...

Thank you, Katia.

As stated, those 'numbers' were set by the program, but I have now changed them per your suggestion.

Thanks again

I have been using ConvertXtoDVD for a very long time, but I haven't messed with any of the basic settings. All's good. Just a quick ? Under Conversion Processes there are three things listed. Wondering if I should change settings on any of them. Would it speed up anything? I usually try to make just ...

Hello everyone. I have received a message from VSO support and they have fixed "my issue". ConvertXtoDVD is now working on my PC. They told me that to 'fix' this type of issue I must "uninstall" ConvertXtoDVD the right 'way'.

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Actually I have 'never' tried to uninstall the ...

@Robert
Tried your suggestion. Didn't work.
If the company no longer exists then it's going to be a challenge to find a good replacement. ConvertXtoDVD really worked for me, been using it for years. Lifetime license, Maybe that was/is their mistake.

Tried doing a quick search on Google for a ...

Well that's not good. I'll give it a few days, and if no response then I will have to look for a different program.

Do you, by chance, have any suggestions?

And thanks for replying.

Had to do a clean install just a few days ago which it didn't work properly. So I had to do a 'clean' install of windows 11 on my desktop pc 'again. Everything is working fine except for this issue of the 'key' not being accepted.
Suggestions on how to fix please.
Thanks in advance

Just an FYI -WeTransfer -- Send up to 2GB’s for free -- https://www.wetransfer.com/
I have used this for years. Very Fast!
That's it.

Thanks, I'll have to remember that.
Thanks again for replying

Thanks
Just did 5 sessions at the same time. Everything worked without issue.
Wish I had thought to ask the question sooner.
Issue resolved.
Thanks again

I have 32 Gig's. Windows 11. All updates. No other issues.

Or will it make the CPU to stay at 100% and take for 'ever' to convert?

For movies I like to do the double pass and for TV episodes I just do the single pass conversion. Most movies are in the range of 5-10GB each, mkv's. TV episodes are ...

Before I saw your replies, I used any video converter to change the 'mkv' files to avi and then I used convertx and it worked.

So issue resolved.

I will look into your suggestion the next time the issue shows up. I did try "one" file to convert with convertx and it worked, so there might be ...

I have run into this issue before. My solution was to find a different 'file/s' that would work. This time I have not been able to find a different file/s, so can anyone have a suggestion for a different program that might resolve my issue. I am mergeing 5-6 short files, deleting some 'audio' files ...

Posted on my first post: At first was getting low virtual memory. Increased same from 2048MB to 48,142MB. I do have 32 GB's of memory.

OK - I understand

For now, I have completed the task. If I run into this issue again, I will give your suggestion a try.

Any thoughts on why I keep getting the 'virtual memory low - paused'. If we assume the 'files' are damaged somehow, doesn't explain why the conversion completes. Unless ...

? Why do you suppose I keep getting the following message: virtual memory low - paused

Don't understand that. It seems to keep going but it happens all the time with 'these' files.