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Dukey

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Sep 25, 2011
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So I purchased a TV episode in itune store for a client wanting it for his Acting Reel and it came as a .m4v file. I tried a bunch of video converters(mpeg stream clip, hand brake, adobe encoder, emisoft video converter, clipwrap) to convert it to a different format and nothing seems to work. It either goes through with the process and gives me a blank video or it says error and doesn't recognize it. I'm trying edit it premiere cs6.

Can anyone else offer a solution or have dealt with something similar?
 
Nov 28, 2010
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It is copy protected, thus it cannot be transcoded for any other means or use with any unauthorised software, which an editing software would be.

Probably has to go the DVD/BluRay route or acquire the episode via other means.
 

Chad3eleven

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Dec 11, 2012
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They are copy protected, like the others have stated.

You can try some screen capture software..

or.. this http://******.com/?q=how+to+crack+itunes+drm+movies
 
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