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  1. 25th May 2004 00:29 #1
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    A friend asked me today if there was a way to convert Realone .RMJ files to Mp3 format? I told him I had no idea but I'd post it here....so is this possible?
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    I've never heard of RMJ. How is it different from RM? Maybe you can convert it with EO Video if you rename it to RM or RA.
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    Maybe its RM, he wrote rmj, but maybe he's just clueless......thanx for your help
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    No problem. Post a follow up if you can. I've been wrong before.
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    I think .rmj is Real Media Jukebox file format? Apparently you can convert it if you rename the file(s) first, like teegee mentioned using EO Video or dbPowerAmp.

    Here's more info in this thread:

    http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?t=2848&page=2
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