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Converting DRM-Protected .m4v files to .avi
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zhaoqing
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22. December 2009 @ 04:06 |
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shakenp
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19. March 2010 @ 03:09 |
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free377
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13. April 2010 @ 18:22 |
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Originally posted by samba09:
hi all,
good news: tunebite now can convert itunes videos m4v to mp4 and m4v to wmv.
best regards, samba
No it doesn't--it won't access my mp4 itunes file at all.
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fwupow
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14. April 2010 @ 07:05 |
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No doubt another screen capture proggy masquerading as an iTunes "converter". If it doesn't actually break the iTunes DRM and decrypt the file, then it's crap.
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free377
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14. April 2010 @ 15:02 |
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Originally posted by fwupow:
No doubt another screen capture proggy masquerading as an iTunes "converter". If it doesn't actually break the iTunes DRM and decrypt the file, then it's crap.
I know--so are there any that can transfer it to a movie DVD file, remove the coding? Free?
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free377
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14. April 2010 @ 15:32 |
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Originally posted by sharkhell:
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As usual, a Bu**sh** program that only does a minute before it asks you to BUY it--a scam--are there any FREE programs out there, like DVD Shrink, HD DVD FAb Decrypter, VObBlanker (all truly FREE), that will do the job completely without any bu**sh**??
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free377
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14. April 2010 @ 15:35 |
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Originally posted by leonpuro:
I must tell you something, man: I don't know if you have a Mac or a PC. If you have the latter, I suggest you to do this: I had the same problem that you have with you DRM-protected M4V videos, for I've downloaded some video-podcast. I realized, however, something: These *.m4v files appear with, if applies to you, the WMP (Windows Media Player) logo; I mean, I realized that, probably, these files can be opened with WMP. So I tried, and they opened! But the great thing isn't whether they open or they don't. The big deal was that I realized that the option "File/Save as…" was available. With this option, you can, as I did, rename your videos and make them *.mp4 files. You can give them the externsion you want (*.avi, *.mpg, etc.).
After this, you can do what you want with them: If you have a burning software that recognizes *.mp4 files, you can put them in CD or DVD (I highly recommend Nero 7 as DVD burner, for it supports many types of files, such as *.avi, *.mpg, *.dat, *.mp4 and other). But if you want to convert them to another format, I
So, this is a free way to use your DRM-protected M4V files. Only you need a CPU with WMP.
My WMP would not open the files, the mp4 files, so NO, that does NOT work--any other ideas?Originally posted by leonpuro:
I must tell you something, man: I don't know if you have a Mac or a PC. If you have the latter, I suggest you to do this: I had the same problem that you have with you DRM-protected M4V videos, for I've downloaded some video-podcast. I realized, however, something: These *.m4v files appear with, if applies to you, the WMP (Windows Media Player) logo; I mean, I realized that, probably, these files can be opened with WMP. So I tried, and they opened! But the great thing isn't whether they open or they don't. The big deal was that I realized that the option "File/Save as…" was available. With this option, you can, as I did, rename your videos and make them *.mp4 files. You can give them the externsion you want (*.avi, *.mpg, etc.).
After this, you can do what you want with them: If you have a burning software that recognizes *.mp4 files, you can put them in CD or DVD (I highly recommend Nero 7 as DVD burner, for it supports many types of files, such as *.avi, *.mpg, *.dat, *.mp4 and other). But if you want to convert them to another format, I
So, this is a free way to use your DRM-protected M4V files. Only you need a CPU with WMP.
Nope, my WMP, new one, would not even recognize nor open the mp4 itunes video file--any other ideas?
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