Hoping that I haven’t been an idiot and missed something obvious. Real Player Converter can convert Real video and Real audio that is in RM, RMVB, RV, RAM, IVR, and RA to popular audio such as OGG, MP3, AAC, AC3, WAV, WMA, CAF, etc. As a last resort, Per ChristinaS’ direction on a previous post, changed the filename extension to “ra” (since it’s an audio file) and tried to convert. Rebooted four times and tried again to convert.
Downloaded a second file to check whether the file was corrupt, with the same result.ĩ.
DirectShow filter for ‘.ram’ not installed, or Audio File Corrupt.”Ĩ. Method One: Use RealPlayer Open RealPlayer Library, right-click on RA, RM, or RMVB file that you want to convert to MP3. Received the error message “The CODEC required to decompress '’ could not be opened. ram file, and attempted to convert to MP3 (Lame). Downloaded Real Alternative and accepted all of the default options, including the option for installing Media Player Classic.ħ. Went to “Configuration/dMC Configuration” and, under “Installed Decoders,” see the following to the right of “DirectShow Decoder”: “Release 1. Went to “Configure DirectShow Decoder” on my computer and inserted the following, all on separate lines, in place of “.xyz”. Went to Codec Central and downloaded the DirectShow Codec.ģ. Downloaded the latest version of dBpowerAMP (R11.5).Ģ. DirectShow filter for ‘.ram’ not installed. I hope that I’ve read all of the posts regarding converting RealPlayer files using dBpowerAMP, but, after trying a number of the suggestions, I’m still getting the error message, “The CODEC required to decompress ‘’ could not be opened. Getting MP3 Player to recognize an SD Card - posted in iPod, Zune & MP3 Players: I am using Real Player on an old Palm Tungsten T5 with SD 2GB cards as my.
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