There are two approaches you can take to set up iTunes 10.7: The catch: it hasn’t been maintained for a while, and only works with Is a free, Java-based application capable of removing Fairplay DRM from iTunes videos. So if you really care about audio quality, make sure you’re using the 5.1 Dolby Digital track, not the 2-channel AAC track-or use the Requiem method below for stereo tracks. However, if your video comes with an stereo AAC track too-orĬomes with an stereo AAC track-Tuneskit does convert that audio track, from what we can tell, which will result in a small (unnoticeable to most) loss in audio quality. There is one small thing to note: Tuneskit’s DRM stripping is lossless for video and 5.1 audio, which means you won’t lose any quality. You should find that they work swimmingly.Ĭongratulations! You’ve removed the DRM from your iTunes video, and can now watch it wherever you like.
To ensure the process worked, try playing the videos in a non-iTunes video player.
Your original iTunes files are untouched, and your converted files are found in a separate folder.Ĭlick the magnifying glass to view your files in Windows Explorer. When the process is done, click the “Converted” button to browse your converted media. They will be added to your list. Hit “Convert” and the conversion process will begin.Ĭonversion may take a while, depending on your processor. Tuneskit will scan your iTunes library pick which videos you want to strip the DRM from. (Tuneskit has a demo that allows you to convert five minutes of video, if you want to test it first.)įire up iTunes and make sure any videos you want to convert are currently downloaded, and authorized to play on your computer. , is regularly updated to work with the latest version of iTunes, and is lossless. We recommend running Requiem in aĪnyway, though, so you could use it on a Mac through a Windows installation in VirtualBox.īy far, the easiest way to convert your videos is with
Makes downgrading iTunes nearly impossible. Sadly, Requiem won’t work easily on a Mac. We’ll be using Windows for these tutorials, though
We’re going to go over both methods you can decide which works better for you. Isn’t free, but is a lot easier to use, and works with the latest version of iTunes as of this writing. Is free, but requires an ancient version of iTunes in order to work. We’ve discovered two methods for doing just that, both of which strip the DRM with no loss in video quality: If you want to watch your videos on a non-Apple device, you’ll need to strip the video of its DRM.
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