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Daniusoft Media Converter (Works with DRM’d Media)

It?s quite possible that you?ve helped contribute to the success of various music and video stores like iTunes, and what you?ve gotten in return is DRM-plagued media. That means trying to transfer your purchases from one device to another isn?t going to be a simple task, but the Daniusoft Media Converter wants to take that burden off your shoulders.

Once you launch the program the first thing you?ll probably notice is that there aren?t a lot of different things you can configure. Don?t worry, you can still dig in and change things like the sample rate, but the program is designed in a way to minimize the amount of interface clutter. This is great news for people who just want to get in and get the job done without being bombarded with various options.

If you?re converting videos you?ll be happy to know that there are dozens of pre-defined profiles included. In a few clicks you can have your movie converted and optimized for an iPod, iPhone, PSP, Apple TV, Windows Mobile, network video, or one of several other choices. The point is that Daniusoft Media Converter doesn?t want you fiddling around with settings trying to get everything just right for your device. It just works out-of-the-box.

Here are the app?s main features that we wanted to be sure to highlight:

Convert DRM Media such as DRM WMA, WMV, M4A and M4B, M4P, M4V (iTunes), so that you can remove DRM license from protected Media Video music without any restrictions
Completely supports the conversion of DRM media (audio and video) to an unprotected format
Support video to audio conversion, it is now easy to listen to music video on different players such as iPod, PSP, Zune, Creative Zen, Archos, etc.
Optimized DRM conversion engine is fast and efficient
Supports batch mode – convert multiple files all at once
Easy-to-use and self-explaining user interface

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