SimpleMediaConverter

SimpleMediaConverter is a small widget with quite a controversial reputation. This software possesses some helpful features, but also may deteriorate the performance of your Web clients. When taking all aspects into consideration, the experts defined SimpleMediaConverter as a Potentially Unwanted Program (PUP). SimpleMediaConverter should help you change the formats of various media files such as MP3, WMA, FLAC, MP2, AVI and others. The interface of SimpleMediaConverter allows you to modify the mentioned files as you need. Some of the features may be inaccessible via the free version. SimpleMediaConverter also has a paid version for $6. SimpleMediaConverter uses open source codes, which means that you may not want to pay for something that many other similar apps offer for free. If you keep the free version, you may encounter various intrusive commercial materials in your Web clients. Since SimpleMediaConverter widget is ad-supported, you may notice pop-ups, banners or multimedia ads wherever you go. SimpleMediaConverter may create an extension in each of your browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Besides the coupons and offers, you may notice changes regarding your homepage and default search provider. The ultimate goal of this suspicious software is to make you visit third-party affiliate domains. The developers of SimpleMediaConverter receive pay-per-click or pay-per-install commissions whenever their product causes page impressions or makes the user install sponsored software. SimpleMediaConverter sometimes may transfer you to the promoted automatically. This issue may occur when you perform searches because SimpleMediaConverter may replace some of the displayed results with sponsored links. You should be careful with the advertised sites because some of them may spread threatening software or try to trick the visitor. It will not be surprising if your browsers start running sluggishly after SimpleMediaConverter enters. The constant loading of ads may consume too much of the available resources. The recommendation of security specialists is to delete SimpleMediaConverter with a dedicated security application.