RMVB to GPhone Converter

 

March 29, 2013 4:24 am / Posted by Jack Fisher to Supported Devices
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RMVB stands for RealMedia Variable Bitrate, which is developed by RealNetworks. RMVB is a variable bitrate extension of the RealMedia multimedia container format. The .rmvb video files can be played on RealPlayer. To your disappointment, the default Windows Media Player can’t play .rmvb videos, let alone enjoy RMVB video on your Gphone. Yes, Gphone only can support limited file formats such as MP4, H.264 or H.263.

In the case, to convert RMVB to Gphone-friendly format is necessary for you. Here, I strongly recommend the RMVB to Gphone Video Converter, which gives an ideal solution for playing almost any video format on Google Phone, as it has the capacity of converting the video format unsupported by Gphone to the compatible one. Moreover, it provides an easy-to-operate interface and all the conversion task can be done with several mouse clicks. If you are a Mac user, please refer to its Mac version-RMVB to Gphone Video Converter for Mac.

Step-by-Step guide on how to convert RMVB to MP4 for Gphone:

Add .rmvb video files to the RMVB to Gphone Converter

Run the program. Click "+" button to add .rmvb files into the program.

Choose Gphone video as output file format

Go to "Convert" panel, select "Gphone Video H.264 (*.mp4)" in the drop-men of "Format". On the right section of the window, you can further setting video or audio parameters such as Resolution, Frame Rate, Encoder, Bitrate.

Start converting RMVB to Gphone

Click "Convert" button to run the conversion. Also, you can specify the destination folder for the output files by clicking the "Output" button.