IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter 1.0.1 Crack + License Key Updated

IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter is a reliable tool that allows you to easily and quickly convert iTunes M4V videos to MP4 format. Moreover, the software is capable of removing the DRM protection from movies purchased or rented from iTunes, so you can enjoy them outside iTunes as well.

IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter works in parallel with iTunes, which means that you need to have the latter program already installed on your computer. IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter only supports DRM protected movies that you can import from iTunes. You may easily open files from the Movies collection in iTunes, or from a different tab, if it contains supported videos.

The searching engine allows you to quickly identify the title you are searching for in the iTunes movies list. You may select one or more files, then click OK to import them into the converter. The software can convert several movies at the same time and allows you to cancel the process at any time, if you have changed your mind.

DRM, or Digital rights management is a type of technology used by manufacturers, publishers or copyright holders, in order to protect their intellectual property. The purpose of DRM is to control the copying of the protected content, as well as executing, viewing, printing or altering of works.

Due to DRM, the movies that you purchased or rented from the iTunes Store are limited to being watched with the aforementioned program. IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter can override the DRM encoding and remove the file protection, prior to converting it to a different format. The supported files include movies, TV shows and music videos.

IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter is created to work with iTunes, since it only supports managing files acquired via the dedicated Store. Whether purchased or rented, the files that can be processed with IntactHD M4V to MP4 Converter are exclusively those protected by the means of DRM. The movies thus converted can be rendered with other players or transferred on media devices.