[winlonghorn06]

Does anybody know how I can convert DRM Protected Itunes Videos to play on my PSP? I have been working on it for the past 24 hours and even tunebite isn't working with the latest version of itunes. Any help is appreciated a lot. The screen on psp is just way better than the one on IPod Touch for watching movies. Thank you.

[Angablade]

Open in it Windows movie maker and re save it as whatever and it comes out unprotected.

[winlonghorn06]

Angablade, on Jul 6 2009, 06:56 PM, said:

Open in it Windows movie maker and re save it as whatever and it comes out unprotected.

Ok, cool. I will give that a try. Thanks.

[winlonghorn06]

It won't even allow it to be opened with the drm.

[Angablade]

send me the file on skype, and I should be able to break it.. my skype name : Angablade

[winlonghorn06]

Angablade, on Jul 6 2009, 07:14 PM, said:

send me the file on skype, and I should be able to break it.. my skype name : Angablade

Ok, cool. Thank you. One moment.

[Jeb]

Just my 2 cents but DRM is there for a reason and bypassing it violates the copyright. If you are not worried about that look up the story on Jammie Thomas-Rasset and the $1.92 million she needs to pay ($80,000 per song for 24 songs).

[Zeros and Ones]

pay itunes the money they want to take the DRM out of the tracks and than you can use it on the PSP

[peacho]

Zeros and Ones, on Jul 24 2009, 12:46 PM, said:

pay itunes the money they want to take the DRM out of the tracks and than you can use it on the PSP

This is for videos, which AFAIK, don't come in DRM-free versions. (I don't use iTunes, so I can't say for sure)

[winlonghorn06]

peacho, on Jul 24 2009, 04:14 PM, said:

Zeros and Ones, on Jul 24 2009, 12:46 PM, said:

pay itunes the money they want to take the DRM out of the tracks and than you can use it on the PSP

This is for videos, which AFAIK, don't come in DRM-free versions. (I don't use iTunes, so I can't say for sure)

Some music videos do, but not the movies and tv shows. As far as some of the above comments, I am not looking to do anything illegal with the videos (obviously). I simply want to watch a freakin show on any of my portable devices! Sorry if that wasn't clear! lol.

[Segraym]

Jeb, on Jul 24 2009, 01:25 PM, said:

Just my 2 cents but DRM is there for a reason and bypassing it violates the copyright. If you are not worried about that look up the story on Jammie Thomas-Rasset and the $1.92 million she needs to pay ($80,000 per song for 24 songs).

'Jammie Thomas-Rasset' is an true-idiot. Just sayin'.

[Zeros and Ones]

peacho, on Jul 24 2009, 09:14 PM, said:

Zeros and Ones, on Jul 24 2009, 12:46 PM, said:

pay itunes the money they want to take the DRM out of the tracks and than you can use it on the PSP

This is for videos, which AFAIK, don't come in DRM-free versions. (I don't use iTunes, so I can't say for sure)

Really? hmmm... I thought they were doing that for their songs that came with DRM. I didn't think they were doing it for videos only.

[Derf]

In my opinion breaking a video you bought for use on your own devices is 100% acceptable.

[winlonghorn06]

Derf, on Aug 3 2009, 09:35 PM, said:

In my opinion breaking a video you bought for use on your own devices is 100% acceptable.

Thank you.

[NetRolller 3D]

Platform shifting specifically is fair-use (in the US) and is covered by a copyright exception (in the EU).