Rm.ram converter for mac

Anyone know of a free application for my iMac so I can convert?

As far as converting the file to something you can use with another application, make sure the video you are watching has no copyright restrictions first. If it doesn't, SnapZ Pro lets you capture anything that is video on screen to a Quicktime file. While not free, at least it is simple and easy to use:
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/

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Opinions of iSkysoft iMedia Converter for Mac?

Looking for a solid, versatile movie converter app that I can use with iMovie. I have use several "free" apps, with varying degrees of satisfaction. iSkysoft iMedia Converter for Mac SEEMS to be very good, but I'm not finding a lot reviews of the Mac version. Can anyone:
1) Offer opinions of this product, or
2) Suggest good alternatives

Yes, you have to convert your files to QuickTime first. That's because your camcorder records MPEG2 clips (from your other discussion thread) You have to do the conversion no matter what.
MPEG Streamclip has a batch convert option that enables you to convert more than one file at a time.
But merging the clips in MPEG Streamclip or iSkysoft is not particularly useful if it doesn't work properly (out of sync audio, bad video quality ...)

A collection of FLV downloader, FLV player, and FLV converter for Mac

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A collection of FLV downloader, FLV player, and FLV converter for Mac
Are you prepared to download FLV videos from YouTube, Google Video, metacafe, Yahoo! Video, Reuters.com, and many other video websites to play on your Mac or portable players, or do some further editing with certain editors? In my experience, assuming you have this idea, you must take advantage of three kinds of tools, including FLV downloader, FLV player, and FLV converter to achieve the goal.
Of course, I am not speaking this to depress you, but to share my collections of these tools to show my kindness. Sure, just for people who have these needs.
At first, I’ll introduce you several FLV downloaders for Mac, I have tried all of them, and basically they can achieve my goal of downloading FLV videos online.
Free FLV downloaders for Mac:
Web Video Downloader for Firefox
Free Video Downloader for Mac
Free YouTube Downloader for Mac
I also know some free FLV players, and recommend them to you here, hope they can assist you to play FLV videos on your Mac smoothly.
Free FLV player, Mac OS X:
Adobe Media Player
Wimpy FLV Player
QuickTime, after installation of the Perian video plugin
SWF & FLV Player
CorePlayer
(Tip: the above pieces of software can easily be searched in Google, so I do not give you the links here. I’m sure you can get them with ease.)
Well, we have gone through the FLV downloaders and FLV players in the above passages, now it’s time to introduce you a FLV converter for Mac. This program I recommend is Pavtube FLV Converter for Mac, which can perfectly convert FLV videos to a wide range of video formats, so that you can do whatever you like with the resulted videos, such as playing on your iPod, iPhone, BlackBerry, PSP, Apple TV, etc. or exporting to iMovie, Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express to do further editing, or doing something else as you like. But how to use it? You may ask me. Take it easy, a step-by-step instruction is involved in the following part.
1. Download, install and run this program
A sky-blue interface will be shown to you as follow:
2. Add files, set output format and destination folder
Input FLV files to it by clicking button “Add”, and select a format as the output format in the drop-down list of “Format”, meanwhile, you can press “Browse” to specify the destination folder or just use the path set by default.
3. Set advanced settings
Click button[b] “Settings”, the following interface will pop up. You can change the parameters like screen size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, etc. to optimize the output videos.
4. Convert
This FLV Converter for mac can definitely complete the conversion at a swift speed with excellent quality, also it do not have the problem of audio-video out of sync. Therefore you need not worry about these issues. Moreover, if you want to add watermark as your own logo or reserve your copyright, you can totally do it with this program.
Ok, the introduction to the three kinds of tools which you may need while dealing with FLV videos is over, sincerely hope they can deliver you useful information, because you know, it’s my original intention.

Hi Greg,
So if I understand correctly, your findings are:
Flash Player 10.1.85.3 + Flash Media Interactive Server = Jerky Video
Flash Player 10.0.x.x + Flash Media Interactive Server = Smooth Video
Flash Player 10.1.85.3 + Wowza = Smooth Video
And what about Flash Player 10.0.x.x + Wowza?
Also, if you could check the network traffic to confirm if it's Flash Player causing the issue or it is receiving it like that from FMIS.
Cheers
--Vikas

MTS-M2TS Converter for Mac or HD Converter for Mac or Click Wrap?

I am purchasing a Pansonic LUMIX DMC-ZS19K and it's HD format is 1080/60p. Which of the following softeares would be the most simple and effective to play/edit in iMovie:
MTS-M@TS Converter for Mac
HD Converfter for Mac
Click Wrap
It is quite irritating that one must always do work arounds with Macs!
Thanks!

pug1334 wrote:... I have not found one topic where 1080/60p is supported by Mac. .
That's a very general statement of yours, and the 'pros' using FCPX and 2k, 4k, 60p, 100p, 120p will tell you, 'not supported by Mac' is silly wrong (I'm using 1080/50p almost daily on a Mac ...)
iMovie, topic here, supports in its latest incarnation AVCHD v2, so, if your cam is within those specs, 1080/60p is no prob. ... btw: just try it , no need for academic discussion....

Where to find JPG to SWF Converter for Mac?

Hello,
I need to convert JPG's into SWF files. I need to find a converter for Mac. Does anyone know of any? Thanks.

A quick Google search produced the following
http://www.giftoswfconverter.com/jpegtoswfconverter.html

Free wmv converter for mac???

does anyone know a free wmv converter for mac? I tried MPEG streamclip and wmv is the only format it won't convert the whole file for, it only does 10 secs and from what I know this isn't a demo.

Try this site for a free conversion; media-convert.
Post back if you have success with it...I never used it...have F4M, which is worth it if you intend to do conversion often.

DRM Converter for Mac, Convert DRM M4P to MP3, AAC on Mac OS.

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AppleMacSoft DRM Converter can convert iTunes DRM protected M4P files to MP3, AAC, such unprotected music files. It is a DRM copy-protected audio and music converter designed for burning DRM protected music to a special virtual CD-RW drive where you can easily get unprotected MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV files ready for use on any player.
AppleMacSoft DRM Converter uses a CD-RW and iTunes itself to convert all of your DRM music files to standard format files (MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV) that you can use with iPod player.
With AppleMacSoft DRM Converter you can create MP3, AAC, Apple Lossles, AIFF, or WAV files from your DRM files.
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Amazon songs have never had DRM. The iTunes Store sold DRM-encumbered tracks until mid-2009. The iTunes Store now only sells songs in non-DRM "iTunes Plus" format, although new DRM tracks still show up occasionally in free playlists and in podcasts.
The old DRM-encumbered tracks cannot be converted to MP3. You can upgrade them to iTunes Plus for 30 cents apiece (USA prices) or you can use iTunes to burn them to an audio CD, which can be used like any other audio CD.

How to convert vob to mpeg with mpeg to vob converter for mac

MPEG has standardized the following compression formats and ancillary standards: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-3, and MPEG-4. MPG is one of a number of file extensions for MPEG-1 computer files.
VOB is based on MPEG-2 program stream format.MPEG to VOB Converter for Mac can both convert MPEG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-3, MPEG-4) to VOB for Mac and convert VOB to MPEG on Mac OS X (Snow Leopard included). Moreover, it could convert HD MPG (MPEG-2 HD) to VOB and VOB to HD MPG (MPEG-2 VIDEO) on Mac OS X.
Free download mac vob to mpeg converter.
Step 1, Import or drag and drop VOB or MPEG file to this Mac VOB to MPEG (MPG) Converter.
Step 2, Choose output format as VOB or MPEG (MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-3, and MPEG-4). You are allowed to trim, crop video, and set video biterate, resolution, and screen size before conversion.
Step 3, Click “Convert” to start VOB to MPEG or MPEG to VOB conversion. This powerful software support ripping DVD and converting VOB and MPEG in batch.
Note: If you are not satisfied with the original video effect, you can trim, crop, add watermark and set brightness with this applicaton, learn how to edit vob on mac snow leopard
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Any experience with Aunsoft Video Converter for Mac

I have a Panasonic Lumix FZ100 camera, and I am unable to download my High Definition movies from the camera to my Mac. I have tested out the Aunsoft Video Converter. Is this the best programme?
I can also get this bundled with a DVD ripper. Will this work on my Mac, and can it convert or rip foreign DVDs (actually PAL but formatted for UK)?
Ann-Marie Wasley

I am using some Aunsoft programs. Hope my information helps somehow.
The Aunsoft Video Converter for Mac is a nice program. I usually use it to convert my videos (AVCHD .mts format) that shot with my Panasonic camcorder to the Apple ProRes format for editing in Final Cut Pro X. Sometimes I also convert differnt videos to the MOV or MP4 format to watch on my idevices (iPad, iPhone, Apple TV, Macbook). The converter program worked nicely.
It seems your Panasonic Lumix FZ100 camera also shoots video in the AVCHD (.mts) format. If you want to convert your video footages with Aunsoft converter you need firstly transfer the video files from your camera to Mac using the USB cable that comes along with your camera. Then load the videos from your computer into the video converter. The .mov

AVC - Any Video Converter for Mac

Hello,
I've been in search of a "complete" replacement for (now discontinued) VisualHub for converting "many"
video formats to the ones I use most frequently (DV, DVD, iTunes to name just 3).
Today, I found "Any Video Converter for Mac"
<http://www.any-video-converter.com/mac-software.php> but want to see if there are other Mac users out there, uh, using it. It's shareware: $44.95, so I'd like to know if it's worth the money b4 plunking down that much cash.
Anybody here who has a "review" on this app would be helpful.

Brie,
Just the 3-minute clip length on the demo. This prevents testing it on full length videos when the original cannot be edited "natively" by Mac OSX. That is, when you have a five minute clip in .wmv format, no editing means the clip can't be snipped to less then 3 minutes for testing with AVC.
The obvious: Flip4Mac can be used for this but that's another $29.95 (or more- it's tier priced based on editing capabilities) on top of the $44.95 for the AVC app.
The other thing which caused me to ask for reviews by users of the paid version is that some formats required downloading additional codecs from the developer of AVC. I know from experience that installing codecs "willy-nilly" can lead to system instability. So it's either pay for the version of Flip4Mac which can edit the wmv type files or take a chance that the additional codec from the developer will let me edit a longer than 3-min. wmv file (with the aforementioned risk).
This is a relatively new developer, and I am not an early adopter. Logically, I thought there might be one of those early adopters out there who could point the way for the rest of us (video editors). The obvious goal: making more video stock available for use in iMovie projects.

How do I get a Captivate SWF file converted for MAC products?

I thought I'd be able to publish to HTML5 and then use the APP Packager to get the file in a formate for Macs, but the HTML5 file doesn't work correctly. The program has 62 slides, and may just be too long to convert to HTML5.
I really need my program to work on MACs, and my SWF runs perfectly.

Okay - the big question must be:
1) Are you trying to publish an HTML5 compatible course, which users can view on their iPad using the Safari browser?
or
2) Are you trying to publish your course as an App, which must be uploaded and distributed through the App Store?
If it is number 1 then it is as Rod says. You need to upload all the published files to a web server. The users can then access your course in their Safari browser on the iPad by going to the URL (www.yourdomain.com/mycourse/)
If it is number 2 then you'll need to :
a) Get an Apple Developer ID
b) Run the course through the Adobe Captivate App Packager
c) Upload the finished App to the App store.
www.cpguru.com - Adobe Captivate Widgets, Tutorials, Tips and Tricks and much more..

XM to "any playable audio format" converter for Mac - where to find one?

I have one .XM file, it is audio. I want to play it, but I have to convert it to something playable first. Any of you know a converter that works on a Mac?

Chris CA wrote:
How can it be named "sound converter" when it doesn't convert anything?
You mean it doesn't convert your .xm file.
It works and converts many other files.
What is this .xm file? Where did you get it?
See this -> http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12607/cocomodx
"CocoModX is an freeware audio module player for Mac OS X. It is capable of playing 669, ahx, ams, amf, asy, cba, digi, dsm, far, gdm, imf, it, m15, mdl, med, mod, mtm, mxm, okta, plm, psm, ptm, s3m, stm, stx, tfmx, ult, uni, umx, xm files and zipped mod files named mdz."
This one helped! I'm recording the music with Audacity right now!

Any feedback onBigasoft iMovie Converter for Mac?

I'm trying to convert .cpi files to .mov? Any feedback on Bigasoft software?

Chris CA wrote:
How can it be named "sound converter" when it doesn't convert anything?
You mean it doesn't convert your .xm file.
It works and converts many other files.
What is this .xm file? Where did you get it?
See this -> http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12607/cocomodx
"CocoModX is an freeware audio module player for Mac OS X. It is capable of playing 669, ahx, ams, amf, asy, cba, digi, dsm, far, gdm, imf, it, m15, mdl, med, mod, mtm, mxm, okta, plm, psm, ptm, s3m, stm, stx, tfmx, ult, uni, umx, xm files and zipped mod files named mdz."
This one helped! I'm recording the music with Audacity right now!

.rm to .mp3 converter for mac

Hi there,
I'm trying to find something to convert realplayer files to mp3 with. Preferably something that is free to use. Anyone know any good software for macs?
Any help appreciated! Thanks.

fmayet20 wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to find something to convert realplayer files to mp3 with. Preferably something that is free to use. Anyone know any good software for macs?
Any help appreciated! Thanks.
Unfortunately, there isn't any software for Macs that can do this. RealMedia is a proprietary format.
There may be software for Windows that can convert RealMedia into other formats, but not sure of the applications or how reputable they may be.
Steve

PDF converter for Mac Snow Leopard

What would be the best PDF-converter for my Mac OSX 10.6.4 Snow Leopard?
Thanks for advice.
Vallis

Well, I think actually you can try this *PDF converter*.
It could convert PDF to Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Epub and 2 other format.
Extremely easy to use and really friend interface.
Only 1 thing I want to complain is it just support 50 files in a batch.
Wish it could help though.

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