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Vimeo to ASF Converter

ConverterFactory is a free & online cloud-based Vimeo to ASF converter, you can use ConverterFactory to convert Vimeo easily and quickly via your computer or mobile phone browser, we support Vimeo to ASF conversion as well as Vimeo to other file formats, and we also support more than 140+ audio, video, image and document etc,.

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or drop vimeo here

How to convert Vimeo to ASF

open the https://converterfactory.com/vimeo-to-asf using your computer or mobile browser (tips: you need to get the vimeo download url first).

STEP 1

Paste Vimeo url into this page

Paste the Vimeo downloadable URL into this page of the ConverterFactory, or drop the downloadable Vimeo file into this page of the ConverterFactory.

STEP 2

Choose the output ASF format

Click the "Convert" button to convert; if you need to change the output file format, choose the "Convert to" button to change the output file format and then click the "Convert" button to convert.

STEP 3

Download converted ASF files

File conversion has two steps: Converting >> Finished, after conversion is finished, click "Download" button to download the converted ASF file.
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Vimeo is a video sharing platform that was launched in 2004 by a group of filmmakers. Since then, the platform has grown to over 80 million creators — most of them artists in film, animation, music and other works of art — who’ve been able to use Vimeo as a way to share and promote their work.

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ASF is a proprietary digital audio/video container format developed by Microsoft. It is most commonly used to store digital video and audio streams, including subtitles and still images. It can also be used to store other data such as metadata and script commands. ASF files are usually encoded using Windows Media Audio and Video codecs, but can also be encoded using other codecs.