There are same options here, either to try it for free or buy it outright. If you’d instead like to remove DRM from videos purchased (or rented) from the iTunes store, then navigate to the M4V Converter Plus for Windows webpage (Mac version available too). That’s something that competitors aren’t doing that well. The good thing with NoteBurner is that they keep their software updated with the latest version of iTunes.

And I have a rather basic home PC which doesn’t even have an Intel i3 Processor. Even with other programs (like Chrome, Gimp, VLC Media Player) running in the background, NoteBurner worked very well and did not slow down in its operation. The output files were clean without distortion and I could easily play them on my smartphone and other computing devices. The overall performance was very good and there weren’t any major issues with the software. The free trial will only convert the first 3 minutes of each song though. The conversion is pretty fast and works well. The software lets you select the path for the output file as well as the format you want that file to be in. Use the Windows keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl and Shift for easy selection. Here, you can either select one or multiple songs for DRM removal. Once you launch the software, click on Click Here to Add Audio which will then open a small pane with your existing iTunes library.

Once you download and install it, it’s pretty easy to get started and remove DRM from the files you own via Apple Music. Navigate to the iTunes DRM Audio Converter for Windows page (Mac users can go here) and select either the Free Trial version or the Buy Now option. We at Guiding Tech cannot be held responsible for any misuse. According to the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) it’s a punishable offence.

Do not circulate decrypted eBooks or music over the internet or using any other media. Important Note: This guide is for personal use only.

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