The three names listed above are trustworthy for online video converters.


Hello, my name's Emmanuelle, and I'm an English teacher in the small French town of Lisette. It's a down-south area, and we can only take on one student per school year. Sometimes, we also group classes to meet the needs of students from different grades. It's not about the hardships. Our school is one the most under-resourced within our school district. Therefore, they would like it to be a lot more and all students to be transported to the district's center school. They will guarantee me continued employment with a better salary if school closes. I'm fine with that.

In the meantime we are continuing our research. It's our favorite thing to do Choose a few of the most popular videos from Youtube and attempt to translate these into our native language. It's not always easy, because sometimes we encounter inappropriate language, slang or the occasional slur. We move on to different topics. It can be reports on TV shows, celebrities, actors, and celebrities. Other times it's rap that starts. We'd frequently encounter uninteresting talk so I began to make videos at home and censor the content in some way. Additionally, I select higher quality videos that have more engaging talking points, with less of a slant, and more than just curse words. Because we're so far from the towers, we don't always have access to wifi at schools. This can cause plans to stream Youtube videos to go wrong.

Therefore, I began downloading videos from Youtube prior to the lesson. which allowed me to quickly prescreen the language of the video and improve the overall quality and usefulness of the entire video, and if it's useless - I keep it, if not - delete and move to the next. Sometimes I download between 10 and 15 videos to teach the lesson. The ads are removed from the video. I dont want my children to see my advertisements when they are at home. It violates my privacy. I gathered about 1.5 to two hours worth of videos, and I knew I would only be using half of them. Children can be cruel. Sometimes they make fun of certain videos and others welcome them.


My method of making playlists is quite simple. When I've located the videos I wish to download, I save them to a new playlist which I make secret. Then I simply copy the URL to go to one or more of the websites I have come across. Converto was the first to try, followed by Y2mate. Finally, if the other three options do not work 2conv is my preferred. This is usually the third option and it often works with German video. However, playlists are not supported by it. Converto works great when you have video playlists. It provides all the videos that it has and allows you to download the individual videos or convert them into MP3/MP4 format. Converto is safe, has no advertisements, at the very least - at the moment and is available in a variety of languages, so it's very beneficial to many people across the globe.

My second choice is Y2mate, but sometimes it is my first choice. While it is not a problem, it is annoying that there numerous redirects, ads, full screen banners, as well as other distractions. It's too commercial, and difficult to use. You are constantly distracted by popups. Like 2conv. But they look more like static banners. So, more tasteful. There are translations for other languages, though they are much less than the first option. It is possible to select a safer alternative, but they may still contain malware and danger when you accept their advertising. They have fewer sites where you can download videos and then convert it to MP3 or MP4, however that is not to say they're ineffective.

Then I collaborate with more well-known names rather than new beginner sites. The ones that have demonstrated their ability to survive can endure despite constant attention by authorities, labels, Big Sound and the like. I love being able to be certain that the website I prefer to use is operational. This is why I use my Youtube converter and it works well. I strongly recommend it.


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