I got the movie. The Cave, its saved as a .rm file and i cant find a good converter for it. can anyone help?
its good quality (cam rip) and its only 133mb.
Full Version: .rm to .mp4
i suggest you use either "psp video 9" convertor
or "psp video 9 avc" convertor
the difference is avc convertor is the newer form of conversion yet satandard video 9 convertor works to decrease the size slightly(it really depends on what setting of frame rate and sound you choose)
or "psp video 9 avc" convertor
the difference is avc convertor is the newer form of conversion yet satandard video 9 convertor works to decrease the size slightly(it really depends on what setting of frame rate and sound you choose)
The latest PSP Video9 has all the new AVC stuff built into it. Not sure why they released the AVC-standalone version.
Remember heatsh0ts, AVC can only be played on a 2.0 firmware PSP. Otherwise you just use normal SP MP4.
http://www.pspvideo9.com/
Or, wait for Naoneo/Fluff to release PSIX which will (reportedly) playback true-PSP resolution (480x272) AVI files! And at other framerates as well (not that that matters so much).
Might be a few weeks off though...
Remember heatsh0ts, AVC can only be played on a 2.0 firmware PSP. Otherwise you just use normal SP MP4.
http://www.pspvideo9.com/
Or, wait for Naoneo/Fluff to release PSIX which will (reportedly) playback true-PSP resolution (480x272) AVI files! And at other framerates as well (not that that matters so much).
Might be a few weeks off though...
You guys didn't even answer his question. headsh0ts hurt, the only way to do that is to convert the RM file to AVI using something like WinAVI, then converting to MP4 with a certain converter. Now, most of the time, this ends up looking like shit since RM is harder to transcode because of the fact that RM is totally closed-source. Most of the time the audio and video will be out of sync and the video will be very choppy.
You can use TINRA:
http://guiguy.wminds.com/downloads/tinragui/
You'll need a fast PC, and plenty of drive space if you're converting anything big as it saves the data uncompressed (i.e. - big)
Actually, if you use the GUI you can pipe the output through an Xvid codec or somesuch, YMMV.
Then if the AVI plays ok, just run it through PSPVideo9. If it doesn't, you'll need to run it through VirtualDub to correct sync and framerate issues. Complication varies depending on how the original .RM was encoded (RM can have any framerate you want so they're often not "proper" fps).
http://guiguy.wminds.com/downloads/tinragui/
You'll need a fast PC, and plenty of drive space if you're converting anything big as it saves the data uncompressed (i.e. - big)
Actually, if you use the GUI you can pipe the output through an Xvid codec or somesuch, YMMV.
Then if the AVI plays ok, just run it through PSPVideo9. If it doesn't, you'll need to run it through VirtualDub to correct sync and framerate issues. Complication varies depending on how the original .RM was encoded (RM can have any framerate you want so they're often not "proper" fps).
QUOTE(Chouonsoku @ Sep 3 2005, 11:04 PM)
You guys didn't even answer his question. headsh0ts hurt, the only way to do that is to convert the RM file to AVI using something like WinAVI, then converting to MP4 with a certain converter. Now, most of the time, this ends up looking like shit since RM is harder to transcode because of the fact that RM is totally closed-source. Most of the time the audio and video will be out of sync and the video will be very choppy.
Thx dude. i just watched the .rm movie on my home pc and deleted it. it was The Cave....and a bad movie at that. im glad i didn't waste my time trying to convert it.
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