00:08If you want to convert multiple batch of unsupported files into supported format,
00:14then what you can do is you can go to tools and over here you can see that there's an
00:19option for
00:20batch convert to support format. So once I click on it, I'm just going to go to the folder where
00:25I have my video files. So over here, I have two video files of San Francisco. Both are in WMB
00:31format,
00:32which is not natively supported. So I'm just going to go to open right here. And what happens
00:36is that it gives us the convert to supported format option. So I'm just going to go for slowest for
00:42high quality in code. And then I'm going to press OK. So it is batch converting everything. So both
00:48the video files are being converted into supported files. As you can see right here, it's almost done.
00:54And since the length of my video file is not too long, it is not taking much time,
01:01but depending on your processes speed, and then depending on the length of your video file,
01:07it does take a bit of time in some case. So if I were to go over here on the
01:12output folder and
01:13everything. So let me just open this up in the Explorer itself. So I'm just going to open it up.
01:20And over here, you can see that in my WMB file for folder, there's converted file. So there is
01:28one WMB right over here. So if I were to actually close this, drag this out, you can see that
01:33it will
01:34say that it is not supported. So if I were to go over here, you can see that it says
01:38the file is not
01:39natively supported. But if I were to drag the converted one, so it has been converted into MP4,
01:45it is now in the supported format. So if I were to press OK, you can see that it does
01:51not so in any
01:52error, and I can simply click and drag it and cut it natively just like this. And this is how
01:58you
01:58can back convert to supported format inside of lossless cut. So if you guys learned something as
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