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NoteBurner M4V Converter is for sale at $39.95, and Plus version runs you $49.95.Ī trial version (doing only a few minutes of each movie) is available though for you to test the quality. Note : Amazon used to be a good alternative, but recently (summer 2013) Amazon broke the ability to play rentals and purchased movies and TV Series on your XBMC box as well. Also note that when I say XBMC box, I do not just mean my XBMC box, but also Boxee Box, Android devices, TV’s with playback from USB drives, etc.īoth applications to remove iTunes DRM are commercial: Here again though … if I’d be allowed to play the rental on my XBMC box, then we wouldn’t be having this conversation. You’d be able to “rent” a movie and watch it for an unlimited number of times, and that’s not the intend of a rental. The later offers to remove iTunes DRM from rented movies and TV-Series as well, which makes it in my opinion questionable at best when it comes legalities.

The most commonly used tool seems to be a program called NoteBurner M4V Converter – which also comes in a extended version named NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus. What I did find however is a boat load of commercial “DRM removers” and the wide selection of names for the same program makes it confusing for sure. An alternative used to be so called screen capture video recorders, but that leak has been plugged by Apple as well, so I have not been able to find a working version for that either. There used to be (still available) a program called Requiem, but it requires an old iTunes version and does not support HD (720p or 1080p) movies or TV-Shows. In all my searches I did not find any freeware or open source software that could do remove iTunes DRM. Other countries, like The Netherlands, are more liberal when it comes to this – Consumers pay a few cents extra for empty media, and for personal use you are allowed to make a copy (see Stichting Thuiskopie). But it’s all a matter of interpretation – so think for yourself before you act!

Fair use proponents however claim that the law leaves room for making a private backup (in the US: DMCA or Digital Millenium Copyright Act). The movie industry in general does not want you to copy a DVD for any reason.

Laws, when it comes to copying Copyrighted materials, differ from country to country. It is your responsibility to be aware of these laws and comply to them. See also our Disclaimer! This article is not intended to promote pirating Copyrighted Materials!

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