Transfer DRM-free Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Note
Digital Copy allows users to download a copy of a movie they have purchased on DVD or Blu-ray for use on their personal computer and devices. But the fact is your Galaxy Note does not play them when you transfer Digital Copy movies to the device, because they are protected by DRM. In order to have the full access and control of your Digital Copy movies, you need a professional DRM removal tool like ChewTune, which lets you remove DRM protection from Digital Copy and iTunes movies and convert DRM videos to fit for Android smartphones and tablets. Find below how to convert and transfer Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Note.
DRM removal tool- Pavtube ChewTune ($29)
Click to purchase the app or download a trial from here (Windows 7 only) - a trial puts watermark on converted videos.
Now you're ready to remove DRM from iTunes movies.
1. Run Pavtube ChewTune, click "Add" button on the main interface to import Digital Copy movies.
2. Click "Format" and select an output format. For converting Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Note, you're suggested to choose "Samsung» Samsung Galaxy S II (*.mp4)" format, which works well on all Samsung Galaxy S smartphones.
3. Click "Convert" to create DRM-free Digital Copy movies. The conversion proceeds as iTunes plays the movies. So DO NOT turn off iTunes until the conversion is completed.
When conversion completes, click "Open" to locate the DRM-free movies. Now you're ready to transfer DRM-free Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Note. When Galaxy Note is connected to computer via USB cable, you can put movies easily to the smartphone since the device acts like a USB stick after tapping "Connect as USB Storage" on the screen.
For faster conversion, you can convert movie from DVD and Blu-ray Disc with a Blu-ray Ripper.
