Not A Fan of Apple’s FairPlay? Here’s How to Say Goodbye to FairPlay DRM!
Published on 08 April 17
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Have you ever wondered, that whether Apple would drop the FairPlay DRM from tracks purchased at the Music Store? I would probably say No. Well, just think about it, Apple FairPlay is a great DRM technology to stop unauthorized copying or playback of purchased music or other media files. But of course, it’s bad for almost all customers and sometimes useless to copyright owners. If you are not a fan of Apple’s FairPlay, then we are here to provide an Apple FairPlay DRM removal solution for you.
Part 1. What is Apple’s FairPlay DRM?
As a digital right management (DRM) technology created by Apple Inc., FairPlay is used by the iPhone, iPod, iPad, Apple TV, iTunes, iTunes Store and the App Store. By using the FairPlay DRM technology, Apple is able to prevent customers from making copies of media files that have been downloaded from iTunes Store. So what content is DRM protected from iTunes Store?
- Apple Music songs (M4P files)
- iTunes M4V videos including TV shows, movies, music videos, etc. (Rentals included)
- e-Books
- iTunes M4B audiobooks
- Apps
Here are some of the rules you’ll want to be ware of when using Apple’s FairPlay-encrypted media files:
- FairPlay prevents iTunes customers from using the purchased media directly on any portable digital media player other than the authorized devices like iPhone, iPad, iPod, Motorola ROKR E1, etc.
- The encrypted audio tracks may be played on up to five authorized computers simultaneously.
- You can only get 30 days to watch the rented movies from iTunes Store and 24 hours (in US) or 48 hours (in other countries) to finish watching once started.
Part 2. Solutions to Crack Apple’s FairPlay DRM
Apple Music Converter – Remove DRM from Apple Music and Audiobooks
If you are looking for a solution to free Apple Music songs, iTunes music or audiobooks from Apple’s FairPlay DRM protection, then Apple Music Converter is the must-have solution for you. Its main features include:
- Remove DRM from Apple Music songs, iTunes songs and audiobooks.
- Convert M4P songs, iTunes songs and audiobooks to MP3, M4A, AC3, etc.
- Keep original metadata to output audio files.
- Preserve audiobook chapter information to M4A audiobooks.
- Convert as many Apple Music tracks as you like with batch conversion.
Steps to Convert Apple Music to MP3:
Step 1. Launch Apple Music Converter on your PC.
Step 3. Choose your desired output format from MP3, M4A, MKA, AIFF, FLAC, etc. In addition, you can choose an output destination folder to save the output files.
Step 4. You can now click on Convert button to start converting Apple Music files to MP3. When the conversion is done, there’ll be no FairPlay restrictions on your Apple Music tracks. You can transfer and play them on any device you like.
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