Thursday, March 25, 2010

how to convert wmv files to iPad and iPod


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Question:
I purchased some songs from the Nokia Ovi Store and the file format for these songs is WMA. I attempted to place these tracks in to my itunes library in a bid to have iTunes convert them for me, however they are protected files and so it is unable to convert them. Is there any possible way for me to convert these files in order to play them on my ipod or my new iPad I just booked last week?


Reply:
There are many ways of removing iTunes DRM. You can remove DRM from iTunes by ripping and burning a CD disc. Or you can turn to some free DRM Removal Software, such as FairUse4WM, Automate unDRM. , freeme2.and if you want to save time and get better output quality, you could also try some professional wmv drm removal.anyhow, choose a method that works best for you.
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You have many WMV files in your Windows Media Player .And now you bought a new iPad, then you would like to transfer those tracks to your iPad. However, the WMV format is incompatible with Apple iPad. There comes the headache! Can't transfer legally purchased music and videos to your iPad/iPod, Sony PSP because of the DRM protection of Windows Media files? Today, we would like to share two methods for your reference. First, comes free software for Windows called FairUse4WM.


FairUse4WM


FairUse4WM can't crack DRM license. You must have VALID license files on your harddrive and be able to play the DRM protected files without restrictions. FairUse4WM is intended to be used to make fair-use backups only. Please do not abuse this rule.


FairUse4WM is a GUI version of drmdbg (DRM removal tool). drmdbg doesn't convert your original Windows Media audio and video files, it just removes DRM header of the media file, so you get lossless conversion of DRM protected media files.


FairUse4WM supports Windows Media Player 9, 10, 11



Basic requirements:
1. Only works on individualized DRM file
2. Works with both individualized content and some DRMv1 files
3. Does not work with Win98 or similar


Wondershare media converter

Wondershare Media Converter - is a powerful DRM Converter and wmv drm removal to remove DRM copy-protection from video and music downloaded from online store like iTunes Music Store, Windows Media Player, Napster, Amazon Unbox, Walmart, Rhpasody, Bearshare, etc with high quality, as well as unprotected plain media.now ,let us have a look at an example about how to convert protected wmv files :


Here is the step by step guide for the program:



1.Download Wondershare Media converter, and install it. Then, add WMV files to it. You can either click 'ADD' button to insert the music you want to convert,or easily drag & drop the files into 'Getting started' table.


2.Choose the format you'd like to get. By clicking the "Convert audio to:" or "Convert video to:" box, you can select the output format for the source DRM music/video (WMA/WMV). For example, if you want to play DRM protected WMV on your Pad or iPod, you can choose "iPod " from the profile category list and choose "iPod video MPEG-4(*.MP4) as the output format.; if you want to watch DRM protected WMV videos on your PSP, you can choose "Game Hardware-Sony PS3 " from the profile category list and choose "PS3 Video MPEG-4(*.mp4)" as the output format.


3. Start to convert DRM WMV/WMA files
Click the "Start" button to begin to convert DRM wmv wma files. After conversion, you can Sync converted videos to iPod



4. Sync converted videos to iPad/iPod. First, you need to launch iTunes, click File option on menu, and add your converted files to iTunes library. Then,connect your iPad/iPod to computer via USB cable, iTunes will detect your iPad/iPod. After that, click iTunes "File -> Sync iPod", and the files will be transferred to your iPad/iPod from iTunes library. When updating completed, you will find the videos on you iPad/iPod. Now, we can enjoy our clean music on iPad/iPod.







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