@stuartjordan said in Convert Between Popular VM Formats for Free with StarWind:

Looks good though if it does all. I assume it's a windows based product though?

IIRC, yes you have to install it on a Windows system and then connect to the hypervisor in question to create / export the VM you're wanting to convert.

It's been a while since I've last had to convert anything.

That resource library is really light on content. How did StarWind Virtual SAN solve their manual backup problem?

"High performance and data high availability (HA) were not the only benefits for the company, meaning StarWind support t hat continues to solve the problems with ease."

Is having to contact support for problems with the VSAN another benefit?

It might as well say:
Problem: Company needs to make a stew.
Solution: Company bought a pot.