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ITunes


Question Posted Saturday February 16 2008, 4:53 pm

I bought a movie off of Itunes and it downloaded perfectly fine and all, but I thought I would be able to burn it onto a blank dvd disk too so I could watch it on my tv, instead of my computer... but I don't know how. I thought I read something in Itunes help that you _couldn't _ burn it onto a disk... Is that true? If not, how do I do it?

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theymos answered Sunday February 17 2008, 10:57 am:
No, you can't. Everything bought off iTunes includes Digital Rights Management which prevents it.

I'm not aware of any way to circumvent the iTunes video DRM. You'll either have to buy a DRM-free version from amazon, netfix, etc, or you can download it illegally. See my bittorrent guide:
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