The kind of filetypes I get sent as a web-developer are astounding. Clients send every kind of obsolete file you can imagine. "Yes... our company logo is in fact Amiga IFF, that's not a problem right?"
This website might ease you pain a little. It converts just about anything to everything:
http://www.convertfiles.com/
Handy to have around for when someone manages to send their audio-clips in .AU format wrapped in a tar-ball. :)
That could be a useful site - but I'd be careful what I files I use it for.
I think that goes without saying. I think though that for some file in a weird format that doesn't have any sensitive data on it then this is great. The thing I like is the no brainer factor, zero thinking is awesome.
As long as the encoding or decoding is good quality or acceptable at least, then this is a great service. Especially for those files that are specific to an OS. Like one you don't have access to!
Damn! I really had use for this a couple of weeks ago.
@Wolly most brilliant this is one of those things that I will keep up my sleeve so that when someone comes to me at work and says can you!
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