Anybody that rents, buys or already owns movies through the iTunes store could aim to benefit from what TunesKit offers. For the cost of a few movies you can theoretically rent or purchase any iTunes movie and have it accessible across multiple devices at any time. It is nice to know that TunesKit recognizes the diverse technical landscape we have today and looked to support multiple operating systems from what I can tell, the workflows are also similar across both operating systems.Ĭurrently the full version of TunesKit for Mac retails for $44.95 USD, and while the price is a little steep, I think the overall value is definitely there. Although this review focuses on the Mac version, it is known that the Windows version produces similar results. TunesKit does a great job on the OS X platform but, it is also available for Windows users. Thankfully TunesKit offers a great amount of options in choosing video type and quality-size options. Overall file size is important to note when determining on which device(s) you may be watching your movies or shows on in the future.

I quickly discovered that in general, the larger the resulting file was, the better the overall video quality became.

I converted the same video a few different times to try to find the best format for the best quality. Video quality of converted files varies slightly depending on the codec and file type used for conversion. Converting Black Swan from M4V with DRM, to a MKV file in less than a half hour TunesKit makes it simple for families that have a multitude of devices (iOS, Android, Windows) to share content across those devices. I was able to successfully convert and transfer a movie from my iTunes library to my Galaxy S7 Edge within 45 minutes. TunesKit gives users a ton of options for video and audio formats making it incredibly handy for those that hope to transfer videos to various devices. TunesKit has a very basic look, but fortunately it’s incredibly easy to use Nitty Gritty TunesKit can convert any M4V file (iTunes default video format) to a DRM-free MP4, MOV, AVI, FLV, or other common video file type. Its primary goal is to allow iTunes users the ability to watch video content on other devices such as Android tablets or smartphones. TunesKit DRM Media Converter for Mac/Windows is a standalone piece of software designed to work on Apple OS X (version 10.8 and above).

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