XyBeRz
12th May 2006, 18:21
I just found out a new and better way to not have to even deal with the stupid DRM!!!
HAHA STUPID MICROSOFT! BITE ME!
There's a couple of programs, but it works perfectly and I don't have to remove anything, just to convert it.
First program I used is WMRecorder. What this program does is give you the ability to record any Windows Media or Real Media from the internet to your computer. The file will still have the DRM still attached to it, but it won't matter with the next program you'll use.
Once you have the Media file on your hard drive, get Tunebite 3.0.0.5 Platinum. This is the real magic maker here! Open up the program and load your DRM protected file, doesn't matter whether it's audio or video, both works PERFECTLY! Drag and drop the audio or video file onto the program and click the Go button.
Tunebite captures, in real time, audio, video, or both depending on what you're trying to capture, and makes it into a Windows Media or MP4, again depending on your preference. But the thing is that there is no more DRM on the file and you can do what you please with it.
THIS IS GUARANTEED TO WORK! Try it out for yourself. There is no keygen or crack for Tunebite, but hey it's only about $25 to register the program! Not bad to never have to deal with converting it like how everyone is suggesting here.
Pros:
1. NO MORE DRM TO DEAL WITH!
2. Able to burn the files, especially the video files using a program like TMPGENC
3. Batch encode files so you don't have to do it one by one
Cons:
1. Tunebite encodes the file back in real time, so if you have a lot of files, it will take long.
2. While encoding, you have to leave your computer alone as it uses a lot of resources.
If anyone still needs more help on how to use either program, just leave a message on this forum and I'll help ya!
BTW, some of you might be wondering about quality loss, I didn't see ANY loss what so ever!
HAHA STUPID MICROSOFT! BITE ME!
There's a couple of programs, but it works perfectly and I don't have to remove anything, just to convert it.
First program I used is WMRecorder. What this program does is give you the ability to record any Windows Media or Real Media from the internet to your computer. The file will still have the DRM still attached to it, but it won't matter with the next program you'll use.
Once you have the Media file on your hard drive, get Tunebite 3.0.0.5 Platinum. This is the real magic maker here! Open up the program and load your DRM protected file, doesn't matter whether it's audio or video, both works PERFECTLY! Drag and drop the audio or video file onto the program and click the Go button.
Tunebite captures, in real time, audio, video, or both depending on what you're trying to capture, and makes it into a Windows Media or MP4, again depending on your preference. But the thing is that there is no more DRM on the file and you can do what you please with it.
THIS IS GUARANTEED TO WORK! Try it out for yourself. There is no keygen or crack for Tunebite, but hey it's only about $25 to register the program! Not bad to never have to deal with converting it like how everyone is suggesting here.
Pros:
1. NO MORE DRM TO DEAL WITH!
2. Able to burn the files, especially the video files using a program like TMPGENC
3. Batch encode files so you don't have to do it one by one
Cons:
1. Tunebite encodes the file back in real time, so if you have a lot of files, it will take long.
2. While encoding, you have to leave your computer alone as it uses a lot of resources.
If anyone still needs more help on how to use either program, just leave a message on this forum and I'll help ya!
BTW, some of you might be wondering about quality loss, I didn't see ANY loss what so ever!