Crocomire
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does anyone know of any progs that can convert .rm files to a format that can be opened with virt dub?
.rm Conversions
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geo12
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what's an .rm file? You cant find the file in a different form?
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Where's the I will use google before asking a stupid question avatar? :lol:
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h34r:Alessandro
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You can even try to use "TINRA".
Just use Google, to find tha page B)
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Alessandro
Just use Google, to find tha page B)
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Crocomire
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cheers, and for the semi flamers such as josh, let me rephrase the question: what is the best prog to convert .rm files to a format that virt dub can use
Alessandro
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Crocomire,
Let me rephrase my answer: Try to use TINRA.
As many of us answered you, the best way is to search google for a prog that does the job. I suggested you TINRA, a program that converts RM files int AVI. VirtualDub doesn't support Streaming formats such as ASF (from Microsoft); somebody has released modified versions of VirtualDub to handles those kind of files, but not RM support, but supports AVI.
RM files, for the ones who don't know, is a video/audio file format by RealNetworks, mainly used for streaming videos on the web for his high compression ratio. RealNetworks used to give for free RealProducer, to let you convert your AVI/MOV files into RM to store them or even use on a server that does the stream; so it's easy to find rm files on the net such cartoons episodes (like SoutPark, and even tv shows, for example...).
Be careful, RM file use a lossy compression, so passing from RM to AVI (avi also compress data), you'll get a worst video quality.. If you plan to use no compression for your avi, you'll get HUGE files.
Hope this answer satisfy you and the other readers B)
Later,
Alessandro
Let me rephrase my answer: Try to use TINRA.
As many of us answered you, the best way is to search google for a prog that does the job. I suggested you TINRA, a program that converts RM files int AVI. VirtualDub doesn't support Streaming formats such as ASF (from Microsoft); somebody has released modified versions of VirtualDub to handles those kind of files, but not RM support, but supports AVI.
RM files, for the ones who don't know, is a video/audio file format by RealNetworks, mainly used for streaming videos on the web for his high compression ratio. RealNetworks used to give for free RealProducer, to let you convert your AVI/MOV files into RM to store them or even use on a server that does the stream; so it's easy to find rm files on the net such cartoons episodes (like SoutPark, and even tv shows, for example...).
Be careful, RM file use a lossy compression, so passing from RM to AVI (avi also compress data), you'll get a worst video quality.. If you plan to use no compression for your avi, you'll get HUGE files.
Hope this answer satisfy you and the other readers B)
Later,
Alessandro
Crocomire
.....me
you missunderstood me Alessandro, don't have a go. i saw your reply, and thanked you for it, when i rephrased the question is was gettin back at da ppl who had a go @ me!
Alessandro
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K, np.
Just wanted to explain better the RM format and his conversion to AVI, since I used RealProducer to capture videos with my TV Tuner card. B)
RM is a great format, but not yet diffused as AVI.
Later,
Alessandro
Just wanted to explain better the RM format and his conversion to AVI, since I used RealProducer to capture videos with my TV Tuner card. B)
RM is a great format, but not yet diffused as AVI.
Later,
Alessandro
