WMV to MP4 Converter

[boramk]

Erm iTunes?

Free MP3 and WMA to MP4/AAC converter

 

[davidpey]

Erm iTunes?

Free MP3 and WMA to MP4/AAC converter

Unfortunately, iTunes doesn't appear to allow me to add wmv's to the library--let alone convert them.

 

[boramk]

Unfortunately, iTunes doesn't appear to allow me to add wmv's to the library--let alone convert them.

didnt the OP say he wanted a converter?

 

[davidpey]

didnt the OP say he wanted a converter?

By OP, do you mean one of the operators/moderators? If so, I don't recall that But it was a helpful piece of information nevertheless.

 

[davidpey]

So using MediaCoder and following the instructions in these videos...

Convert Any Video To an MP4 With Media Coder
How convert your movies to mp4 format

Also see: http://blog.mediacoderhq.com/some-video-tutorials-of-mediacoder-on-youtube/

... I have successfully converted my first wmv to mp4 and put it on my iPod.

There is, however, very slight lack of sync between video and audio which I think may have been my fault from messing around with some settings.

This was actually because I was playing the file in VLC. When I played it in iTunes and QuickTime, I had no sync problems.

MediaCoder FTW!

 

[BlaQ_PhoeniX]

Ok, I don't know why you went through all that trouble but I just use WinAVI MP4 converter which converts most video formats to MP4 for iPods, PSPs, mobile phones and any other devices which use MP4 as their format of choice.

I know it isn't free and i think that it watermarks if you don't register but it can't be all that hard to find "the thing that makes it free".

 

[davidpey]

Ok, I don't know why you went through all that trouble but I just use WinAVI MP4 converter which converts most video formats to MP4 for iPods, PSPs, mobile phones and any other devices which use MP4 as their format of choice.

I know it isn't free and i think that it watermarks if you don't register but it can't be all that hard to find "the thing that makes it free".

As someone in another thread pointed out--(at the very least) why crack software, or pay for proprietary software when there a free/opensource alternatives--which sometimes take a little more effort to come to grips with and/or find.

I will keep that app in mind though if I am ever stuck in future. Thanks

As I was typing this, MediaCoder just popped up to inform me that my collection of 10 wmv's were successfully converted to iPod-friendly mp4's

 

[MayBe1]

Use Melodycan to convert WMV to MP4 or other format. I think it will help.