http://www.media-convert.com/

Online alternative to Mediacoder (http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/), dBpoweramp (http://www.dbpoweramp.com/), SUPER (http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html) or Konverter (http://www.kraus.tk/projects/konverter/).
Converts everything 50 Megs or under. Pretty neat for documents and music.
Definitely only useful for small files (transferring them over the net to convert kind of sucks) but it could easily be a quick solution if you don't have any software for the job.
This thing is just begging to be put into a client-side application with batch processing and no size limit. The one-by-one on the web thing can be nice, but there are huge limitations to it. The website has its value for some people, but not for a person that manages large volumes of data.

Alo check out:
http://www.xcess.info/5_free_solutions_to_...ything_aen.aspx

indeed only usefull for converting smaller files. http://www.zamzar.com does the same thing.

Cool site, should help alot and it will save me from downloading heaps of seperate and small programs just to convert one thing. Plus this converter seems to be able to convert most file formats that exist, will be a very handy tool for people that do stuff especially involving music and movies but also for general stuff.

Only thing letting me down here is my upload speed

-HellFire

Thanks for the link, it comes just in time for me, it's exactly what i'm looking for.

Best regards,

i wish i knew about this last year, lol.

i spent ages looking for media file converters and i couldnt find ANY, i eventually made it so that when u rename a file it also changes the extension, though that didnt always work from memory

I found this freeware maybe it helps you for converting your videos.

Any Video Converter

I use it for a few days with some good results.

Best regards,

Another great site is Media Converter. It is an online converter, youtube downloader, and also has a downloadable converter. Also try Media Pirate, its partner site to download embedded videos from more than just Youtube.

Ah, that's pretty cool. I'd prefer to have an offline converter though, simply because some Internet connection (like mines) can be quite slow sometimes. But I guess it can be useful when you can't get an conversion app, or can't install one (like at school). I'll make sure I keep it in mind. =)

Serena

Since this topic is about media conversion, then it should be alright to ask some queries here.

So anyone came across any image conversion online? Like resizing the resolution on the go. Those url only stated media as in Videos and documents files. But there's no image conversion. Any url will be appreciated if you came across one.

Try http://www.resizr.com/