IPOD 30GB, 80GB etc
Does anyone know how to unlock video files?
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ipod issues
by Specky » Sat 28.03.2009, 12:38
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Re: ipod issues
by Jackonicko » Thu 23.04.2009, 21:08
What format are the files? Are they purchased videos from the iTunes store, or locked in some other way?
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Re: ipod issues
by lotos » Thu 23.04.2009, 21:34
Where are the files now? Are you trying to get something off an ipod, or onto one?
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Re: ipod issues
by Specky » Thu 23.04.2009, 23:05
Jackonicko wrote:What format are the files? Are they purchased videos from the iTunes store, or locked in some other way?
itunes locked
Think there mpeg4 videos of the top of my head
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Re: ipod issues
by Jackonicko » Thu 23.04.2009, 23:38
If they're Apple protected files, they're 'Protected MPEG 4' files.
I don't think they're easily cracked.
They should be burnable to a CD or DVD, however, and from there......
I don't think they're easily cracked.
They should be burnable to a CD or DVD, however, and from there......
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Re: ipod issues
by Jackonicko » Sat 25.04.2009, 21:55
Or you can use Tunebite Platinum to remove DRM protection from iTunes files.
Tunebite converts iTunes M4p music files to MP3, WMA, or OGG, and iTunes M4v movies to WMV, or unprotected MPEG4. It's about $40
Tunebite converts iTunes M4p music files to MP3, WMA, or OGG, and iTunes M4v movies to WMV, or unprotected MPEG4. It's about $40
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