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    Most DRM converters convert the entire video. Are there any DRM converters that allow you to select a portion and only convert that edited portion?
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  2. What type of DRM specfically ? What type of media ? What type of file ?
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    Amazon Unbox DRM, and WMV.
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  4. What all commercial "DRM removers" do is essentially a screen recording while the DRM key is still active . They don't actually remove DRM or "strip" the protection per se . You're not left with an identical copy.

    You can use a screen recorder e.g. camtasia, camstudio, fraps, dxtory while playing the section you want . If you use a lossless codec, the filesize will be very large, but the quality will be preserved. Many people record lossless, then re-encode to a more compressed managable filesize later

    Some keys are limited by time, some by the number of plays. So be careful with your planning
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    I stayed up part of last night learning that DRM removal software is outdated and only works on Windows XP. Looks like there are only a few DRM converters, I think I will use iSkysoft DRM Removal. Looks like the only way to record a specific portion is to outright record the screen.
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  6. Originally Posted by Daniel_BMS View Post
    I stayed up part of last night learning that DRM removal software is outdated and only works on Windows XP.
    And even then it doesn't necessarily work....


    Looks like there are only a few DRM converters, I think I will use iSkysoft DRM Removal. Looks like the only way to record a
    specific portion is to outright record the screen.
    If you were talking about a part of a frame (cropped), then you set your recording window area to that section. (e.g. top right corner or whatever)

    "Underneath the hood" All DRM converters do is screen recording . You can just as easily use your own screen recording software (some are free) and you have more choices usually on format, codecs etc...
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