Overview
Converting Video Files
Converting Audio Files
Locating Converted Files
Adding More Audio or Video Output Formats
Editing Conversion Parameters
Making DVD's
Making CD's
Ripping DVD's
Program Options
Hints and Tricks
Keyboard Shortcuts
Replay Converter 3 is the easiest way to convert video and audio files from one format to another, rip DVD's, or make CD's and DVD's from video and audio files on your PC. You simply pick the files to convert, choose an output target format, and click GO to start the process. Everything happens automatically.
Here's how the main screen of Replay Converter appears:

Replay Converter can convert the following video formats:
| Format | Convert From |
Convert To |
| DVD (NTSC and PAL) | ||
| Windows Media Video (WMV) | ||
| Real Video (RM) | ||
| AVI | ||
| MPEG 4 | ||
| Quick Time (MOV) | ||
| Flash Video (FLV) | ||
| Flash (SWF) | ||
| iPod/iPhone and Play Station Portable MPEG 4 formats | ||
| MPEG-1 | ||
| MPEG-2 | ||
| 3GP (for Mobile Phones) |
For audio, the following formats are supported:
| Format | Convert From |
Convert To |
| CD | ||
| MP3 | ||
| WAV | ||
| AAC (M4A) | ||
| iPod/iPhone Audiobook (M4B/AAC) | ||
| OGG | ||
| Windows Media Audio (WMA) | ||
| FLAC | ||
| Real Audio (RA) |
Replay Converter 3 can also make data CD's.
Converting video files is easy - here's how to do it:

Converting audio files is just like converting video files - here's how to do it:

Once a video or audio conversion is complete, you can quickly go to the folder where the converted file resides. Here's how:

Replay Converter comes pre-configured with the most popular format options readily available. However, it's easy to add more to the drop-down list of options. Here's how to add more video options:

The same process works for adding additional Audio formats as well. Just start by selecting Convert to Audio File and continue with step 2 above.
To delete a target format from the default list:
Note that you can restore deleted formats to the drop-down list using the Add Output Format process above.
You can customize the parameters used in any predefined video or audio conversion. Here's how:

Note: New with version 3.1 is the Volume setting. This lets you adjust the final output volume of the converted file.
Replay Converter 3.0 now has the ability to burn DVD discs from a wide variety video files. Here's how to do it:







Replay Converter 3.0 can make CDs from MP3 and WAV files. Here's how to do it:







Replay Converter can create playable video files from DVD's. For example, you could take a video from a DVD and watch it on your iPod or iPhone. (See the legal note below.)
Here's how to rip files from a DVD:


IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTE: Many commercial DVD's are copy protected. However, if the laws in your country allow this, you can use a utility like DVD43 to read those files. Any files created from copyrighted DVD's are to be used for your own personal use, in compliance with the copyright laws of your country.
Click Options. The options dialog appears:

Display Hints: Replay Converter can display helpful hints when the program starts. If you've selected to turn these hints off, you can see them again here.
Display Log: Opens your recording log for troubleshooting purposes.
Open Log Folder: Opens the folder where your log files are located. This is useful in case you need to send tech support a log file.
Computer Resource Usage During Conversion: Select normal for faster conversions or low for better computer responsiveness while converting.
As you've seen, Replay Converter is pretty straightforward to use. Here's a few hints and tricks that will save you time and effort.
Convert from File Explorer
You don't need to open Replay Converter to start a conversion process. If you have Windows File Explorer open, just right click a file and select Convert Using Replay Converter to begin a conversion job.
Picking Files
Instead of using the Add Files button, you can also drag and drop files into Replay Converter from Windows File Explorer.
Reordering Files
You can change the order of files in the list in two ways:
Converting Video files to Audio
You can make MP3 or any other audio format from video files - this is great if you want to listen to a TV show on your iPod, for example. The conversion process is the same as converting audio files. Just add your video file(s) to the list and make sure to select the correct Audio Target Formats
Removing Files from the conversion list
Use the Remove button to remove the selected file from the conversions list, or click Clear List to remove all files.
Picking a folder for converted files
Replay Converter will place a converted file in the same folder as the original, or place it in a new folder. Use the Write file to Same Folder or Write File to New Folder options.
Troubleshooter
If you perform a conversion, and the converted file doesn't play properly, right-click on the file in Replay Converter, and choose Troubleshooter. This will reconvert the file using a different method.
The following shortcuts can be used in Replay Converter:
ALT + M = Minimize.
ALT + E = Exit.
ALT + T = About.
ALT + B = Target file browse.
ALT + D = Add file.
ALT + R = Remove file.
ALT + L = Clear file list.
ALT + S = Write to same folder.
ALT + N = Write to new folder.
ALT + A = Convert to Audio.
ALT + V = Convert to Video.
ALT + C = Start Conversion job.
ALT + O = Options.
ALT + H = Help.
ALT + X = Do not convert audio in video.
ALT + Y = Select Burn to CD/DVD check box.
ALT + P = Select Add DVD option.
Shift + Up Arrow = Move selected file up the list.
Shift + Down Arrow = Move selected file down the list.
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