iTunes is the best marketplace if you want to search the digital media contents online. But you know that you cannot transfer files like movies or videos from iTunes to other devices. This is because of the Digital Rights Management (DRM) issue on iTunes that prevents other users from enjoying the digital content on any other devices. The issue actually hampers the overall user experience because everyone wants to enjoy great digital media content available on the iTunes.
To help users, in this case, there is the DRM M4V Converter that helps you in enjoying the endless movies and videos of iTunes. It offers the best and easy way of breaking DRM restrictions from iTunes video content to the users. The DRmare M4V Converter allows you to convert iTunes content into the MP4 format.
The DRM M4V Converter for Windows is a specially designed tool that is capable of converting iTunes M4V video files into lossless files that are supported by the Windows. It converts only MP4 and M4V output formats. Not only this, with this DRM M4V Converter for Windows, you can customize the subtitles, audio tracks, and other output folders as per your choice. Or we can say that these make the videos look more personalized to you.

This DRM removal software guarantees the highest performance at all times without any hindrances. If you ever compare its speed with other conversion software, you will find that it is the fastest software out of all available in the market. But one must also keep in mind that the speed of conversion is also affected by other factors like operating system, CPU, GPU, Memory, and the programs running in the background of your device.

Apple Music and iTunes has slowly and steadily taken over our daily multimedia experiences, there is no doubt that both of these offerings by Apple have scores of advantages and convenience attached to them, at the same time we have to face the copy-protection DRM mechanisms in place which can be a heart-breaker even when adhering to fair-usage policies. But, worry not as we have some excellent tools to bypass these restrictions and enjoy DRM clutch free multimedia.

Launched on June 30, 2015, Apple Music streaming service has 27+ million paid subscribers in over 100 countries worldwide as of June, 2017. Though it’s so popular among music lovers, there are still some problems that users complain about. If you are an Apple Music subscriber, you must be well aware that all the Apple Music tracks come with DRM protection which is inconvenient for use and full enjoyment of the music.

With all the reliable rumors and leaks that Apple iPhone 7 will be ditching the 3.5mm standard analog headphone jack in favour of a digital lightning connector, it's pretty much clear we are soon going to witness a shift in how we consume digital music. While many of us are excited about this new development hoping for better sound quality and smaller wireless headphones from Apple, the fact this could lead to more restrictions for a consumer should also be taken into consideration.

Why Apple removed the headphone jack?

Apple has always been a pioneer in how they design things and for sure they wanted to offer iPhone 7 with a more streamlined design, and removing an additional plug is a step in right direction. But many experts do not believe this and for them, Apple is pushing digital music output technology by completely removing the analog plug from its phones.

With the iPhone 7, users will be able to use a Bluetooth headphone or a headphone that will be connected to the Lightning port. In both the cases, the output will be purely digital and it can be DRM'ed and restricted as per their wish.

Towards digital streaming

The music that we listen via an analog headphone on the phones can be recorded easily, we know it. Not just that users can record it but they can convert it into a digital stream and can transmit it again. The music can be converted into any format as per need and shared easily.

However, with a digital stream, as with iPhone 7, it won’t be easy to record and convert the music especially if Apple decides to implement DRM onto it. For end-users, this might not sound like a really big issue but one can easily imagine the copy-restricted DRM regime this could push forward once this goes mainstream. Consequently, Apple will be in the driving position. Not only will this allow Apple to gain more control over music industry but will also allow it to impose restrictions on competeting audio accessories like it imposes now on other non-Apple accessories.

While downloading videos from Youtube is easy with addons like Easy Youtube Video Downloader even in full-hd and high-quality mp3 with ease, the same is not possible for DRM copy-protected videos on paid services like Netflix.

Two researchers, David Livshits and Alexandra Mikityuk, identified Google of a potential bug in the Chrome browser. The users can copy and download movies from online streaming sites such as Netflix. These are the movies that are encrypted and are copy-protected. The researchers notified of the potential bug on May 24, but Google still has to respond to the problem.

The Bug: What It Can Do

When Google Chrome users stream media through the browser, they can create a copy of the movie easily. The problem looks simple but in reality, not everyone can download the movie when streaming via Chrome.

The issue is with the Widevine, which is the digital management system owned by the Google. Widevine is responsible for decrypting the encrypted videos from Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other online streaming sites. These sites have strict content protection systems in place to keep the content secure. The idea is to only allow the viewers to see the video on the browser. Downloading the videos is not allowed in any case.

If you want to get your iTunes music files, M4P songs and audiobooks to get free from DRM clutches, then look no further as NoteBurner iTunes DRM Audio Converter for Mac (and Windows) is here to help you.

iTunes DRM Audio Converter for Windows is a professional Audio Converter to convert Apple Music files, M4A/M4B/AA/AAX audiobooks and M4P music to MP3, AAC and many other formats for playing offline on your iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, MP3 player, etc. The easy to use, new-user friendly interface not only allows users to convert Apple Music files, audiobooks and other audio files within a few clicks, it also offers retention of ID Tags information to the output format after conversion. The program performs the conversion at 5X faster speed with lossless quality.