Installing Freemake Video Converter in Deepin

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Greetings all,
Firstly, I should mention I am aware of the various forum posts regarding the installation of Freemake video converter, on Linux systems, but I have a couple of questions.

I am running Deepin Ver 15.11 and have installed Wine so as to run a very old (2005) Gamehouse game called Wordslinger, as well as Picasa. Both work very well under Wine. I thought I would try Freemake also and noted in a post the requirement for Net4.0 framework.

I downloaded the requisite Net files and tried installing via Wine. I have attached a screenshot of the result.

As this result appeared to satisfy the need for Freemake, I then tried to install that program.
I have attached screenshots of the result.

The third screenshot shows the installation in progress, and that carried through to completion, at which stage the screen disappeared as is normal in the Windows installation.

After a period of around ten seconds the following popped up.

I can find no running instance of Freemake on my pc. The following is the terminal output.

I assume the problems may be associated with some of the information in that Terminal output, but from there I have no idea where to go.

Appreciate any advice offered.

 

[arochester]

Does Freemake Video Converter offer something special or would a native Linux app like HandBrake do instead?

 

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Hi arochester,
The reason I like Freemake is that it allows me to take, as an example, a series of videos into the program, include a menu, and then burn them to s disc, as a series of vob files.

I had thought of using handbrake, but it really can only be used as a format converter,and as far as I can see has no option to include a menu or burn a DVD. Unless I am missing something.

Is there an alternative you could suggest