Remove DRM from WMA/WMV

[CrayDeng]

Originally Posted by milkyway

Yes
Any one can recommend a Cool DRM Video Converter for my iPod,
I got a bunch of music videos from WMP which are protected
It's so annoying.

Thx if any useful info.

Digital Media Converter Professional
which has the most output formats compare with the other programs I have used.

[Beemb]

MelodyCan is an audio and music files M4P to MP3 converter. It converts any DRM protected music files (such as M4P, M4A, WMA, M4B) and unprotected music (such as WMA, MP3, rax, MP4, WAV, RA, snd, AAC, OGG, AA, aif) to plain MP3, WAV, WMA formats. Then you can share these converted files on any computers or music devices. MelodyCan uses unique technology which gives a capability to convert any kind of protected and unprotected data to regular audio and video formats which can be played on dozens of compatible devices. With MelodyCan you can easily convert protected audio and music files to plain MP3, WAV, WMA formats. MelodyCan frees you from the hassles of copy protection without defeating the DRM copy-protection technology used by your audio files. This means it will function with all copy-protection measures, and it's completely legal.

Description:
* Melodycan is a powerful easy-using audio Converter. It supports decoding audio formats like WAV, AIFF, M4A, OGG, AAC etc and encoding them to MP3 or WMA. It can also extract audio from video file formats such as AVI, WMV, MPEG, MP4, YouTube etc.

* Features:

1. Easier to use - The software has variable settings and properties that can be handled easily. It well serves both the beginners with the default settings and the experienced with the variable settings.

2. It supports batch conversion - The more files you convert the faster it works than other audio converters

3. The user can choose output path - You are able to edit the output path or use the same one as the input path.

4. It offers excellent output conversion quality and you will get any supported output formats with super image and great sound quality

5. Support Windows Vista

[youngcitya]

Do you use other software?
which one is better?

[GamY]

Guys, I need to get a new tool, cause the one I used, as I said, lost all my music. So, I started to try all the softwares you're talking about, but still I don't know what to choose, considering that all are paid tools. I'd like a tool which could convert audio and video files and the quality after conversion to be good. I tried some freewares but I didn't like them cause they lose in quality.

[Almond]

The most powerful conversion software is TuneCab. It converts DRM-protected and unprotected music, films, video clips, audio books for playing on PCs, mobile phones, MP3 players, MP4 players and iPods, PDAs, PSPs and other devices.

TuneCab can convert:
- Windows Media Video (WMV) files to regular MPEG4 files (MP4)
- Windows Media Audio (WMA) files to regular MPEG1-Layer3 audio (MP3)
- YouTube Video to any audio/video
And these are only few examples of many available conversions.



Key features:

* Selectable compression level and output format
* Allows to convert complete folder structures and recreates these structures on output
* Has YouTube Ripper and CD Ripper
* Super fast conversion, up to 50x the playback speed
* Can convert in HIFI and CD quality
* Batch mode for converting or unprotecting large song collections
* Very easy to use and install
* Preserves ID3 tags for artist, album, title names etc.

With TuneCab you are not bound to your PC anymore and can play your music and movies on almost any device you have.
http://www.tunecab.com/includes/download.php

[milkyway]

Does it support Vista OS?

[Pappy]

Originally Posted by GamY

Guys, I need to get a new tool, cause the one I used, as I said, lost all my music. So, I started to try all the softwares you're talking about, but still I don't know what to choose, considering that all are paid tools. I'd like a tool which could convert audio and video files and the quality after conversion to be good. I tried some freewares but I didn't like them cause they lose in quality.

Did you try Tunebite?? This is the tool I use and I think it is a good tool cause it doesn't lose in quality, besides that, it supports over 60 formats.

[CrayDeng]

Originally Posted by milkyway

Does it support Vista OS?

Yes, man.

Why not chech it by yourself, it's on their site.

[milkyway]

I'm a newbie in this area.

Thanks so much for your helpful info.

[youngcitya]

I've got a dvd ripper to rip dvd I own on my vista.