FYI for anybody doing this and seeing the green and purple lines. Make sure that your aspect ratio is 16:9, and that your resolution is 720p.

Also, in the bink compressor settings make sure file format is bink 1.

Then, under data rate settings, tick "Compress to a %".

Set the value in the box to 100.

Under Keep peak data rate, tick multiple and set it to 3.0.

The box for "frames to preview during bandwitdth allocation" is 8.

Tick "Use alpha plane unchanged from input file"

Do nothing for all but one box in Input video settings.

Under "Smooth % 0 (nine) to 100 (max)", set the box value to 0.

Tick "Compress audio"

Set the Compress level value to 4

Tick "16-bit/stereo"

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These are my exact settings that lead to a successful conversion every time. It is IMPERATIVE that the mp4 files you start with are in 16:9 and 720p. If you are not sure. You can get a mobile app called YouCut (pretty decent for free actually) and manually convert the files yourself, then email them to yourself so you can access them on pc. If you want to do this on PC, I would recommend Open Shot. It's clunky, but when used right can get the job done. But, it WILL take longer at first than just using youcut. With experience though, open shot is about just as fast.

Hope this helps, cheers lads.

thanks!! i used this to mod Killing Floor 1 lobby videos. thanks, again!

hey is anyone elsse having trouble with rad tools all the sudden? i used to use it easy and now it doesnt work, any fixes?

to whom thou concerns, HOW DO I GET AUDIO WITH IT????

finally! i looked everywhere

@sendan
Thanks for advising.

I've followed all the exact steps, I checked the videos on VLC and they looked fine. but when I boot up the game they get all stretched and squiggled apart, anyone else having this issue?

Yes, it's depend on your CPU power and some other thing. It's literally rendering.

istg it take 1 hour to convert .mp4 to .bik