3 websites to convert any files you want
Ever wanted to convert a document to some other format; a JPEG image to GIF, an MPEG to DivX? There are several websites that allow online conversion, but all of them support only a few file formats. For instance, there are PDF conversion websites, image conversion sites and video conversion sites. But the 3 websites that I'm going to bring you today supports almost all the formats you have ever heard of. Now there is no need to go to different websites for converting different file types. Just visit any one of these.
Media-Convert is the grand daddy of all file conversion websites. It supports a wide range of formats (about 170) from images to text to videos to database file formats. Media-Convert supports monophonic and polyphonic ringtone formats of almost all major cell phone manufacturing companies. Media-Convert even allows joining and splitting of video and audio files! The maximum file size is 150 MB
YouconvertIt is another pretty useful sites with a simple straight forward interface. Upload up to 5 files and the converted file will be sent to your email. It supports around 150 different formats.
Zamzar is another file conversion site that lets you convert pretty much everything. One useful feature of Zamzar is that it lets you convert videos directly from YouTube. Just give the URL and it will do the conversion.



I bought a .wma file from Yahoo! Music and want to convert it to .mp3 format so that I can download it to my IPod. iTunes cannot convert it to mp3 b/c it is copy protected.
After googling I found good converter - It converts different audio & video file formats. Such as wma, wmv, m4v, mov, aac, ra, aa, mp4, snd, aif, m4p, rax, wav, ogg etc. Moreover MelodyCan converts audio books, any format Media Player, any format QuickTime Player, any format Rhapsody or RealPlayer supports. It`s very simple to use. Now I can download YouTube files to my PC with MelodyCan YouTubeRipper.
Conversion speed and quality is very good. Also I noticed when playback window is partially obscured it doesn’t affect converted file. So as for me MelodyCan is a great solution to convert protected files - legally.
Thanks Ann. A nice converter indeed.