Encode M4V to DivX video, Rip and convert audio CD's etc

[DeniSun]

MelodyCan is a powerful multimedia converter. It's main distinguishing feature is an extremely effective PC utilization in order to perform high conversion speed and reliable conversion results.

Following this guide, you can convert allmost any audio and video purchased online to commonly used formats with ease, including:

* Record M4P to MP3, WAV, M4A
* Record WMA to MP3, M4A
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Encode M4V to DivX video

* Encode WMV to iPod video
* Rip and convert audio CD's
* Save and convert any video from YouTube
* Extract audio from video

1
Download MelodyCan Video edition, install and run it. The demo version of the program is available here

2
Set desired MelodyCan settings by clicking on "settings" button in the program window:
Checkbox “Automatically start conversion” means that conversion will start immediately after the program startup.
If you check “Advanced mode”, you’ll be able to listen to converted files in MelodyCan window.
Don’t forget to choose the suitable encoder for audio and video files and convfigure output folder settings (so your converted files will be saved in the desired location).



3
Then return to the main program window and select the files for conversion using “Select Files” button in MelodyCan main window toolbar. By the way it's possible to drag’n’drop entire folders with your music and video from Windows Explorer to MelodyCan window. Smart feature.



4
After you finished just click on “Convert” button to start the conversion. In the result your converted files will appear in the output folder.



As I've mentioned before MelodyCan includes YouTube Ripper. It appears as a plug-in for Internet Explorer. After MelodyCan installation finishes, you can find the button "Rip YouTube file" in Internet Explorer main menu. Just open YouTube video in Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Rip YouTube file embedded in this page and the desired video will be downloaded and automatically converted by MelodyCan.



The program supports Windows XP, 2003s and Vista.

TIPS:

* The demo version of the program is available on MelodyCan Free Download: Convert Any Purchased or Copied Audio and Video Files, Audio CD Ripper, YouTube Ripper Plug-in With the demo version, you can convert 3 minutes of each video file and 30 seconds of each music file.
* MelodyCan is easy to install and use with a very handy and clear user interface.
* Super fast conversion, up to 50x the playback speed for audio files in batch mode

Minimum system requirements:

Vista x32, Windows XP x32 or Windows 2003 x32
256 Megabyte RAM
Windows Media Player 9 or higher installed

[dudude]

Thanks!
But i still prefer using tuneclone to make phone ringtones out of itunes music. it can batch convert drm-laden itunes m4p music to mp3, wav, unprotected wma via an automatically generated virtual cd burner. works like a charm!

[turnerracer]

Do any of these work to convert some files to 3gp?Need to put them on my nokia.

[DeniSun]

nokia sypport mp3 files too

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[turnerracer]

Originally Posted by DeniSun

nokia sypport mp3 files too

Yeah that's great. except the fact that 3gp is a format for video files.
And anyways, I decided to get another one, after all, Tunebite. Besides converting all sorts of files, drm'ed or not, it has functions for downloading from youtube and dailymotion and other similar sites.

[DeniSun]

Now powerful MelodyCan 5 in 1 Convert release new version Works on x64 Vista/XP!

System Requirements:

Windows® XP x32, x64 Windows® 2003 x32 or Windows® Vista x32, x64
1 GHz processor or faster
256 MB RAM or more
Windows Media® Player 9 or higher installed, which can be downloaded for free from Microsoft®


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[turnerracer]

Yeah, great but I don't see why this is such a big deal.Noticed that Tunebite also works on x64 both xp and vista.

[DeniSun]

cool!

[dudude]

As the music in iTunes is encrypted with DRM, you cannot directly put it on any non-Apple MP3 player. The easiest way is to burn the music to an audio CD and then rip it back to Windows Media Player or a similar program as an MP3. Or you can get some software to help you. I use TuneClone to do this. Though not free, it is very well worth a try.

Below is its step by step tutorial about how to get iTunes music converted to MP3:
How to convert iTunes 8 M4P(protected AAC) to MP3?