Rm - Real Media Files - Conversion to MV4

Someone sent me a rm video file (Real Media) that I would like to play on my Xbox 360. Does anyone know how to convert an RM file to mov or mv4 or avi or some other video file format that is supported by something other than Real Media? I would be happy to purchase a converter if someone can recommend a good one.
I only expect to do this one time, BTW.
Bill

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> Up until a couple weeks ago when I used a metafile to
point to a rm (Real
> Media) file the Real Media player would open and run the
appropriate video
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.rm
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