General Questions
You can install the Pro version on up 5 PCs and the Pro version of Video Downloader Ultimate has some unique features not available in the Standard version. Please check out the comparison chart on the purchase page .
Unfortunately, it happens that websites use special mechanisms to prevent that.
The following pages are recommended by us: Of course there are also adult sites.
When Video Downloader Ultimate runs as a Windows application, it is able to detect videos loaded from any browser running on the system.
It can use advanced techniques to detect video streams, that are split into multiple files e.g. DASH format and merge them while downloading.
In addition we are able to convert downloaded content to a different output format
- Support split video files
- Support DASH format
- Convert to MP3 and MP4
- Enable youtube download with browsers that do not allow this within Add-Ons
Troubleshooting
Causes may be the following:
- videodownloaderultimate.exe is ended or crashed.
Try this:- Restart videodownloaderultimate.exe.
- An ad-blocker installed in the browser prevents the connection between the website and videodownloaderultimate.exe.
Try this:- Deactivate the ad-blocker in your browser.
- Use Video Downloader Ultimate with another browser, where no ad-blocker is installed, e.g. Edge or InternetExplorer
- Create an exception rule in the ad-blocker settings for videodownloaderultimate.com.
- A anti virus software installed on your system prevents the connection between the website and videodownloaderultimate.exe.
Try this:- Create an exception rule in your anti-virus program for videodownloaderultimate.exe
- The portnumber of videodownloaderultimate has been changed after a restart.
Try this:- Close the site containing the downloaded videos and reopen it by the menu of videodownloaderultimate.exe
In such case you can download a tool like VLC mediaplayer to check and playback your downloaded videos.
Microsoft has discontinued the support for Windows XP, which means that innovations on web pages are no longer supported. Specifically, from sites using the https protocol with new certificates, e.g. Youtube, you cannot download videos under Windows XP.
Please note, that some videos may be of a format not supported by quicktime. In such case you can use a tool like VLC mediaplayer to check and playback your downloaded videos.
- Start Internet Explorer (even if you otherwise use a different browser)
- Enter the menu Tools->Internet Options
- Click Connections
- Click on Lan settings
- Disable the checkbox under proxy server
- Start the Task Manager (right click on an empty area of the taskbar)
- Stop the process dllhost.exe
- Delete the last downloaded video
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