How to convert Video and Audio to MP3?
Step 1: Click
(Add button) to select the media files you want to convert.
Step 2: click 
(Convert button) to start convert.
You want to get more detail see the help contents.
Note:
If your os is win98,winMe or win2000. DirectX 8.0 Runtime or higher is needs. Please download it and install it.If you have any problem on downloading DirectX please feel free to visit Microsoft DirectX Downloads.
If you want to convert the real media to mp3, you msut install RealOne, RealPlayer or Real Alternative. You can download RealOne and RealPlayer from http://www.real.com, It's a free software for you. Real alternative also is a freeware, you can free download it from Here.com.Install Real Alternative will make RealOne can't work normally, but you can play the media file by Windows Media Player.
If you want to Convert QuickTime(.mov.qt) files ,you should install Quick Time Player. You can download it from http://www.quicktime.com
If the others media use the audio channels currently, we advise you to stop running it.
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