WM Converter provides converting capabilities for most popular media formats. Note that the quality of a converted video/audio file cannot be better than the original if higher conversion bit rates (kbps) or frames rates (fps) are used.

WMV/Zune is utilized by Windows Media Player. The converted files have the extension wmv. Use this format to create smaller files that can be sent over the Internet. For example you can convert your camera MPEG-2 files to smaller WMV files that can be emailed or played in your Microsoft Zune.

MP4/iPod is utilized by QuickTime. The converted files have the extension mp4. Use this format to create high quality video/audio files or smaller files that can be sent over the Internet. For example you can convert your camera MPEG-2 files to smaller MP4 that can be emailed or played in your Apple iPod. Or, you can convert high quality MPEG-2 files to high quality MP4 files.

MPG (MPEG-2, MPEG-1) files can be played back with Windows Media Player or Real Player provided that your computer has installed a MPG decoder (codec). The converted files have the extension mpg. Use this format to create high quality video/audio files that can be burned on DVDs. In this case you should select a high bit rate (3000 kbps) and a high frame rate (30 fps). Note that an MPG file burned on a DVD cannot not be played on a regular DVD player. You need to use a DVD creator program to create a DVD from the MPEG-2 file.

AVI files can be played with Windows Media Player or Real Player. The converted files have the extension avi. Use this format to create high quality video/audio files for video presentations using a PC or laptop.

FLV files can be played with the FLV Player included in WM Converter installation package. The converted files have the extension flv. Use this format to create small files that can be broadcasted over the Internet.

3GP files can be played with Real Player or QuickTime.. The converted files have the extension 3gp Use this format to create small files that can be downloaded to your mobile phone.

MP3/WAV files are audio files that can be played with any media player. The converted files have the extension mp3/wav. The aac files available under MP3 selection require QuickTime for playback in a PC. These files can also be played in a iPod.