App to download and convert videos from YouTube on your PC
There are loads of programs for Windows to convert YouTube videos into other more playable formats. Some of them are as popular as aTube Catcher that can be downloaded from the Internet by simply introducing a few keywords into a search engine. However, many of them have been developed only bearing the desktop in mind as the environment for their execution.
If you're looking for a converter that works equally well on a PC and a Surface Pro, or any other Windows tablet, then we'll have to take a look at Converter for YouTube by Flvto.com which is perfectly adapted to the new language that wants to universalize apps in the entire Windows ecosystem.
However, we have to point out that although this converter comes along with very interesting options and advantages, it also has quite a few important drawbacks that also have to be mentioned.
What can Converter for YouTube by Flvto.com be used for?
As you can imagine, through this program you can download videos from YouTube to your PC or Surface, in the format of your choice. You can use it as an MP4 converter to download music or to save videos in whatever format you want, although you can also use it as a YouTube player.
To download a video, you've only got to search for it, choose it, and then press the Download button that appears at the bottom of the screen. That's when you'll be asked about the format of your choice and whether you want to download it in high quality or not.
Now it's time for the bad news: the app is free to use but it's full of adverts as we've been able to see for ourselves. Before you even manage to download a video you have to put up with a huge ad that you can't get rid of. However, there's a paid feature that allows you to remove all adverts from the app for 19.99 euros. It's up to you to decide whether it's worth paying for this alternative to traditional apps within the UWS environment.
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Windows 8.1.
- Offers in-app purchases.
Sergio Agudo
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