Drat. Tried to convert this, but I just get a dialog that says "convert only works from a local file." I don't see an option to pull the actual video file down, and IIRC .ram files are like trackers that point at a stream rather than being the actual video data? I have a feeling that the reason I'm unable to do this is by design, but I'm not certain.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 7:47 PM, Juan Vuletich <[email protected]> wrote: > Casey Ransberger wrote: > >> I did this dance too... Hmm... Seems the Mac installer comes with some >> kind of translation tool that's advertised to be able to output MPEG, maybe >> we can use that to save others the trouble of installing the Real client. >> If I figure out that I can handle the conversion without spending any >> money, would folks have interest in the artifact produced? >> >> This is a fun talk, I'm only about halfway through it, but I must admit >> having cracked up when he said, (and I have to paraphrase, because I don't >> have it in front of me,) "...if we were physicists, and we didn't understand >> what Newton did [slight dramatic pause] we should be shot." >> >> LOL! >> > > I'd really like to have it in my local disk, and in any format that lets me > pause and resume, or go back to listen to some part again! > > Cheers, > Juan Vuletich > > -- Casey Ransberger
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