Okay, I did something really dumb. I once made some recordings in .rmj format instead of .mp3 or some other format. (.rmj is Real Media/Real Jukeboxes format) But since my computer died a few weeks back, and now I am starting over with installing programs, I’m not sure I want to deal with Real Media Player/Jukebox anymore. But my Windows Media Player will not play the files in .rmj format. Does anyone know of any other program that will support this kind of format… or better yet, any way of taking these .rmj files and changing them into .mp3 or some other format that will work with Windows Media? Help please? Anyone?
Real Audio sucks. I’ve had nothing but problems with it.
I’m bumping this thread because I want to know the answer too! (I ended up re-recording all my CD’s with MusicMatch Jukebox, but still have useless Real Audio files on my hard disk…)
There was a thread on this very subject quite a while back. Someone came up with some app that played everything. I downloaded it and tried it out and was pretty happy with it but alas it is no longer with me(long story) and I can`t remember what the heck it was called. :roll:
Just wanted you to know that there is hope. I hate real one and the sites that limit there files to this lousy piece of spy ware. Hopefully someone will remember what that app was and I will attempt a search but that could take days.
Okay, I about went cross eyed trying to do a search here, though I found some interesting coversations about how much some chiffy folks dislike Real Media. I changed the name of the topic a bit, hoping to clarify the topic and what kind of help is needed. Surely there is someone out there who currently has a program, or knows enough about this sort of thing who can help? Blackbeer has added some hope here, but more info would be wonderous. When it comes to software like this, I admit to being pretty dense. Neeed… heeeelp! Oooh peeeerty pweeeeeease! Someone? Anyone?
Unfortunately, Awave won’t convert RMJ files… It’s still a great program though.
I have the necessary software to make the conversion, but it’s a copy of an older release that’s no longer available… Real Networks threatened leagal action, so they removed support for all Real Media formats from the program.
If you know how to FTP files, I’d be happy to convert them for you.
I have a cable Internet connection, and I run a private FTP server for friends quite frequently… it would be no problem to set up access for you.
Let me know via e-mail or PM if you’re interested, and I’ll give you my IP address and your FTP login and password… it should only take a few minutes to convert the files to MP3 for you.
Hey Sara, I found it. http://www.ultraplayer.com
It seems to be able to play just about everything including Real one. And best of all it`s FREE!!! Hope this helps
I once made some recordings in .rmj format instead of .mp3 or some other format. (.rmj is Real Media/Real Jukeboxes format) But since my computer died a few weeks back, and now I am starting over with installing programs, I’m not sure I want to deal with Real Media Player/Jukebox anymore. But my Windows Media Player will not play the files in .rmj format. Does anyone know of any other program that will support this kind of format… or better yet, any way of taking these .rmj files and changing them into .mp3 or some other format that will work with Windows Media? Help please? Anyone?
Sara
(I ended up re-recording all my CD’s with MusicMatch Jukebox, but still have useless Real Audio files on my hard disk…)
Sara