Last updated on 2014-07-03, by Irene

How to Convert F4V to RMVB?

Stuck in the trouble of converting F4V to RMVB? Leawo Video Converter comes to be your first choice. Not only supports to realize any video and audio conversions, but also applies some splendid features to the output video, so this video conversion program is remarked as the best F4V to RMVB Converter designed for you to convert F4V to RMVB format. And another F4V to RMVB Converter which is running on Mac OS—Leawo Video Converter Pro for Mac is suitable for Mac users to conduct F4V to RMVB conversion.

Download the exact F4V to RMVB Converter and start F4V to RMVB conversion with the easy guide below. Free download link are accessible in the following.

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Load F4V videos to this F4V to RMVB converter

Run this smart video converter on your PC. By simple clicking on the Add Video icon on the top of the software you are able to load F4V videos to the program for conversion.

Choose RMVB as the output format

Click on the Profile button and pick up RMVB as the output format for conversion in the profile panel. If you have the demand to set output video and audio parameters in details, you can as well go to the Settings button.

Edit video with special features

There are two methods provided for you to add effects to the video: with the first method you should get into the Edit panel and do video customization by trimming, cropping, effecting and watermarking; with the second method you should get into the 3D Settings panel and convert 2D F4V to 3D RMVB video.

Convert F4V to RMVB

The F4V to RMVB conversion will get started after you click on the big Convert button. With super fast video conversion speed you can get the converted video right away.

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Extended Knowledge

F4V is the streaming media format created by Adobe Company in order to meet the high-definition era following the FLV format, which supports the H.264 format. It is based on the ISO base media file format and is supported starting with Flash Player 9 update 3. F4V is a default online video format by various online sites including YouTube, Hulu, VEVO, Yahoo! Video, metacafe, Reuters.com, and more.

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