Well I downloaded a video off iPlayer, but it has DRM on it.
I want to put this on my ps3, but I don't think it plays wmv files. So does anyone know how I can remove the DRM and covert it to avi?
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30-12-2008, 02:29 AM #1
How do you remove digital rights management?
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www.google.com
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i dont give a ____ if i do its ____ you
fyi, i wont stop using adblock
#shame.
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oh and if you moan that im rude its because
i dont have respect for most 15 year olds...
especially ones which come on here.
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I would also like to know this, it will play WMV (or maybe that was just TVersity) but it has DRM so it doesn't like it
Originally Posted by Jack120
Oh bugger off. I have searched aswell and bugger all came up. I would -rep but I have to spread. Originally Posted by Boomitsliiam
:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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FairUse4WM
http://rapidshare.com/files/28495302...29_DRM_FIX.zip
You need that specific build of Windows Media Player 11 installed and this software only works with Windows XP. You must download the video and then open it in WMP (the packaged build). It gets the headers or something. Then run FairUse4WM on it and it will give you a non-DRM .wmv file for you do do as you wish.
There are Vista fixes but it's best to stick with XP for it.
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No good for the ones that have Vista and don't want to mess with VMs etc.
:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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As far as i am aware that it the only program that can do it lossless.
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Oh okay, Ill just make a VM then lol
:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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30-12-2008, 11:26 AM #8
http://www.zamzar.com/
might work I don't know
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