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Old Apr 3, 2007, 11:31 PM
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converting m4v

is there ANY way that i can change my m4v itunes files to an unprotected file that i will be able to burn to a dvd????? i feel like ive looked everywhere. i even bought tunebite which isnt compatible with windows vista, which i didnt know until after i spent $34 on it. all i want to do is burn these stupid videos i bought. if i would have known that you couldnt burn them to a freakin dvd i would have never bought them, im at my wits end!!!! please please please can someone help me.....and if you say anything about tunebite im gonna be really angry!!!

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Old Apr 12, 2007, 04:57 AM   #2  
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Don't know if you still have this problem, but I had similar issues when I switched from Win XP to Win Vista. And I'm gonna tell you smth about Tunebite, so don't go angry
On XP Tunebite worked perfectly, but on Vista it was completly blind on the video aspect.
After a few emails back and forth with the support team, I found that if I disabled the hardware acceleration on my video card, I could convert w/o problems. You could try this, maybe it helps

I am using an Intel on-board graphic card.
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Hy,
I just wanted to tell you, guys, that while I was looking for this Tunebite, I discover a new tool on their site, Audials TV. I think that it is a good tool cause you can listen to TV programs online (over 70 programs) for FREE and they have good music, all genre. You should give it a try.
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