Feb 21, 2005 05:40 pm you need to find a convertor. .rm is real player media. I don't know as tho I have ever seen a realmedia decoder...
how to convert .rm to .wav?
Posted on Feb 21, 2005 04:51 pm
StoneTone
man of music
Member Since: Dec 12, 2004
i downloaded some samples off a website but they're in .rm format or real audio/video w/e it is,but i can't open it in sound forge so what should i do?
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Feb 21, 2005 05:40 pm you need to find a convertor. .rm is real player media. I don't know as tho I have ever seen a realmedia decoder...
Feb 21, 2005 09:56 pm i don't understand why sound forge won't open it....and where would be the best place to look for a convertor that could do it?
Feb 22, 2005 12:33 am It won't open it as ,i assume, SF doesnt support Real Audio files.
Try this
www.mp3-converter.biz/rm-...rter-directory/
Feb 22, 2005 02:51 am Sorry to hijack, but i didn't get any joy on my thread, anyone know of something to convert aifs to wavs?
Feb 22, 2005 03:46 am I think you can convert .aif to .wavs if you have Adobe Audition. Open the .aif then save it as a .wav? I know you can open an .aif file in Audition so I'm sure you can save it in any format.
As for a realplayer conversion, I'm not 100% sure, but I think RealProducer can do it. I know you can create .rm files with it.
Theres another method too. You can always go into your sound card settings so your recording source is "mixed". Then open up your recording program, hit record, and then hit play on the .rm file. It should record the .rm file in your recording software.
If you don't have this option, theres another option. You can run the outputs of your soundcard to the line in of your sound card. Then record the line-in of your sound card while playing the .rm. Either one should work.
Feb 22, 2005 07:41 am thanx yall...esp. illbizzel cuz some1 else gave me that same suggestion
Feb 22, 2005 08:54 am it worked Ill,appreciate it...i kinda kno the answer but would you get rid of the .rm file now that you have the .wav?
oh and thanx to you as well Bleak,i downloaded the convertor but i can't figure it out.so i did it illbizzel's way
Feb 22, 2005 10:23 am Rigsby: I think that I mentioned this to you in another thread somewhere, but FreeRip will convert between .mp3, .wav, and .aiff files.
Feb 22, 2005 05:21 pm I'd get rid of the .rm.
You may want to keep the .rm file if there was an error in the .wav version (like popping sound....low quality, etc...)
Feb 23, 2005 04:50 am Thanks guys, going to check out freerip.
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