RUM Opener

How to open RUM file?

RUM Opener is a type of software that can open a file with the extension RUM. Usually, there are also additional options. If you have the appropriate software installed on your device, opening the RUM file should be done without any problems by double-clicking on the file's icon. If the appropriate software is on your operating system, the file should open in the associated application when you click it. Sometimes, however, various problems arise, below you will find the instructions that you should follow.

How to open RUM file? 9 steps

1. The user must verify that the operating system used by him is compatible with the file Bink Video Subtitle Format. Files with the RUM extension may not be supported by the operating system you are using.
2. No default RAD Video Tools application in the system or Bink Video Player will prevent you from opening RUM files. If there is no application that supports files with the extension RUM, it should be downloaded and installed on the system.
3. Make sure that one of the RAD Video Tools, Bink Video Player programs is the default application for opening RUM files in the system. If not, open the dialog box with the properties of the Bink Video Subtitle Format file and use the "Change" button on the "General" tab. Choose one of the RAD Video Tools, Bink Video Player applications to open the RUM files.

Software programs that open RUM file extension

Windows
• RAD Video Tools
MAC OS
• Bink Video Player
4. If Bink Video Subtitle Format is a file from the network or some other external source, it may be defective or incomplete. The RAD Video Tools, Bink Video Player programs will then not be able to open the Bink Video Subtitle Format file. If possible, you can try to open the Bink Video Subtitle Format file directly from its source.
5. If it turns out that the Bink Video Subtitle Format file contains a virus, it will usually be impossible to open it. In this situation, it is recommended to scan all data media in the system for viruses.
6. Check that the Bink Video Subtitle Format file format is not outdated. The application the user is trying to open the file in may not be backwards compatible and this prevents Bink Video Subtitle Format from opening.
7. An attempt to open the Bink Video Subtitle Format file by an un-updated application may fail. In this case, it is necessary to verify the version of your software to handle RUM files and, if necessary, update it to the latest version.
8. Sometimes the user unknowingly tries to open a file with a shortcut that points to a place where the file is no longer there (it may have been previously deleted).
9. The reason that prevents the opening of a given file may be administrative restrictions defined to protect the system by its administrator.

Useful tools

If, after performing the above steps, you still have problems opening the RUM file, you can try using some tools available on the web. The list below presents web pages that specialize in opening RUM files.

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