4Media RMVB Converter Guide
The following guide will show you how to convert Real Media (RMVB, RM) video files to other popular video formats including AVI, DivX, MP4, MPEG-1/2, MPEG-4 AVC, VOB, XviD, and WMV step by step with 4Media RMVB Converter.
Before you start, please download, install and launch 4Media RMVB Converter.
Step 1: load files
Click "Add File(s)" button on the toolbar or "File > Add File(s)" to load RM, RMVB files you want to convert. Or click "File > Add Folder" option to add all files in the folder you select.
Step 2: choose output folder
Click "Browse" button to set the destination folder for saving the output files.
After conversion, you can click "Open" button beside "Destination" to view the output files directly.
Step 3: choose output format
Click to open "Profile" drop-down list below the file list or in the "Target Profile" column, and choose the desired format from it.
Tips:
In the following we will show you the most frequently-used ways to adjust parameters.
1. Set advanced parameters
In the "Profile Settings" and "Advanced Profile Settings" panels, there're more parameters for you to adjust as below.
2. Split file
In the "Profile Settings" panel, choose a split mode from the "Split" drop-down list or choose "Customize Size" or "Customize Time". The file will be split automatically during conversion.
3. Convert certain segment
In the "Advanced Profile Settings" panel, enter the start time and duration of the wanted segment respectively in the "Start Time" and "Duration" textbox. The segment you specify will be converted automatically during conversion.
4. Specify output file size
To customize the output file size, select the video file and click "Tools > Bitrate Calculator" option, then enter the size you want in the "File Size" textbox, and choose desired audio bit rate. The video bit rate will be calculated promptly. Click "OK", then the entered size will be displayed in the "Output Size" column of the file list, and the bit rate will be changed in the "Advanced Profile Settings" panel.
5. Add several profiles to one video
If you want to output several files with different formats or settings from the same file at one time, this feature may help.
Highlight the video, and click "Add Profile" on the toolbar or "Edit > Add Profile" option to add a profile for the video, then change the default profile to the one you want and adjust its parameters. Repeat the process to add as many profiles as you want. Then output several files from this video within one click.
Step 4: convert
After the above settings, click the "Convert" button on the toolbar to start converting all the checked files in batches.
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