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  1. 5th Feb 2007 17:36 #1
    Fishman489
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    I'm trying to turn some *.M4V files into VCDs.... and it's starting to feel impossible (to do without buying 3000 different programs). SUPER won't do anything, YAMB will output a useless .MP4 file (and by useless, I mean "The movie contains some invalid data" error).

    I bought these files from the itunes store. Any suggestions? The Sonic burning software that comes with WinXP will make VCDs, just won't recognize .M4V as video.... I guess all I need is to convert this crap to something else then burn?

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  2. 5th Feb 2007 18:22 #2
    celtic_druid
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    Your problem would be the DRM that Apple use. Not sure if there is anything that can strip it from the video files.
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  3. 5th Feb 2007 19:16 #3
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    Hi.
    http://www.tunebite.com/en/tunebite/index.html?affiliate=608927cf7671cbf54dd135766b38b6fa

    Check this out, the top of the line version supposedly copies DRM protected Audio and Video, don't know anything about quality though.
    My Site: http://www.bandshed.net/avlinux
    My Guide: https://forum.videohelp.com/topic330839.html
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