Frequently Asked Questions

• What files can I convert?

  Please refer to the Supported File Formats section.

• Files of what size can I convert?

  Up to 250 MB currently. If you'd like to convert larger video files please visit
  http://www.videotoolbox.com

• I received a message 'An error occurred during conversion of your file'. Should I try to
  convert it again?

  No. This message means that there's something wrong with your input file. Trying to convert it
  again, even selecting another output format, makes no sense.

• How will I get the converted file?

  When conversion is complete, your browser will display a message with a link to download the file.

• How long will the converted file be available for download?

  We'll keep your file for 1 hour once it's been converted. Please make sure that you get it within
  that period.

• I've received an error message. What does it mean?

  Because of the variety of file formats, containers, codecs and file attributes used out there, errors could occur with some conversions. If it happens, our support team will correct the error and let you know about the outcome of the conversion process.

• Can I convert files using links to video-sharing sites such as Youtube.com?

  No, we no longer support converting videos from video sharing websites as it is against their terms of use.

• Are there PDF files that will not convert?

  Yes, those protected by Acrobat security methods will not complete the conversion process.

• Are there archive files that will not convert?

  Yes, those password-protected will not complete the conversion process.

• Will it be possible to convert multi-volume archive files?

  No, an archive file must be comprised of a single volume.

BIN (Binary files) is a non-text computer file. Data is encoded with binary code instead of text for storage and processing. Some of the coding can be translated or interpreted into text while the rest is for formatting and other useful functional features. Older Microsoft Word documents work in binary. The BIN file extension often refers to CD disk images. Binary data can be translated into plain text to prevent the code from trying to execute functions. This allows the sending, receiving, and downloading of BIN files. Hex editors are very useful for viewing of binary sequences but text editors can be used as well.

The “Base64 to PDF” converter will force the decoding result to be displayed as a PDF file, even if it is a different file type. Therefore, if you are not sure that your Base64 string is a PDF, use the Base64 to file converter since it is capable of displaying various file types. Click the “Choose Files” button and select the files you want to convert. Click on the “Convert” button to start the conversion. When the status change to “Done” click the “Download” button.

Technical details of BIN files

Files with the BIN extension usually look like junk when viewed directly with a text editor. Without knowledge of which portion of ASCII code is crucial for the file or which program to open the file in, the files are not very useful. These files often contain executable code and data programs that are required by various OS’s for the starting of a program. Binary digits (bits) are grouped in 8-character groups and used to interpret something other than numbers and letters by different programs. This allows images, text, sound, and other files (compressed) to be found in a BIN file. Headers can contain metadata used by the program to interpret data and identify format.

More information about the BIN file format

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