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MediaConverter.org is a free online converter which converts video and audio files of up to 100MB at a high converting speed.

Folks at MediaConverter.org have provide users 3 easy options to convert files. Users can either convert videos directly from various portals such as YouTube.com and Metacafe.com or upload a video or audio file from your computer. Lastly, it also allows you to convert a video or music by URL (http, ftp, mms, mmst, mmsh and rtsp).

Besides converting video and audio files, MediaConverters.org also gives users another conversion feature - convert office files such as doc, odt and pdf.

Below is the list of supported file types:

Audio (any to any):
  • mp3
  • ogg
  • wav
  • wma (only decoding supported)
Video (any to any):
  • 3g2
  • 3gp
  • avi
  • flv
  • m4v
  • mkv
  • mov
  • mp4
  • mpg
  • mpeg
  • psp (only encoding supported)
  • rm
  • wmv
Office:
  • doc to odt or pdf
  • xls to ods or pdf
  • ppt to odp or pdf
  • odt to doc or pdf
  • ods to xls or pdf
  • odp to ppt or pdf
If you sign up for its Premium Service, you will be able to receive benefits such as up to 500MB file size, more portals and even a 2GB online storage.

MediaConverter.org is created by Pascal Beyeler, a 22 year old computer scientist from Switzerland.

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