The Absolute Simplest Way To Remove DRM From WMV


If you are looking for a way to remove drm form wmv then you have come to the right place. I’ve had tons of issues myself getting my wmv files to play drm free. And I have tried a ton of stuff but there is one solution that I love more than any of the others.

Its a program called Sound Taxi. I own it and use it all the time. And it works great and its very simple to use.

Sound Taxi will convert any file type to any other file type and remove the DRM in the process. So all you have to do is choose your WMV file and click go.

Take a look at the video I made below to see how it works. Then you can grab your own free trial copy below the video.

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Remove DRM From WMV

December 8th, 2009 Steven Schafer No comments

It can be rather frustrating dealing with DRM. So in an effort to help you I wanted to tell my story, the problems I ran into, and the solution I found (Download A copy for yourself and try it out).

This whole removing DRM thing started about a year ago when I had some wmv video files. I don’ remember where I purchased them but they were protected and I couldn’t move them out of media player and play them on my ipod or on my laptop computer. I couldn’t convert them to any other format either. So naturally this led me on my research process to find out how I could get the silly files where I wanted them.

At the time I didn’t know what DRM was or why it even mattered. But I found out soon enough. I can’t say I blame anyone for using it, but it makes it awfully difficult for you or anyone else to simply enjoy your music. Anyhow, I soon learned what DRM is and that unless you have some workaround it pretty much restricts what you can do.

But I didn’t give up there. As anyone determined to get the result I wanted, I persisted. I looked for all sorts of things, DRM Cracks, DRM Removal, How To Remove DRM, How To Convert WMA to MP3 and the like. And I finally found this software.

Naturally I was a bit skeptical as I had run into so many dead ends already and run across so much stuff that said it would work but didin’t. But I downloaded the free trial and gave it a spin and sure enough it worked. Even better, I found out Removing DRM protection was only a portion of what it did. It actually converted all sorts of audio and video files from one format to another. Quickly, easily and best of all headache free. You can go here to see it.

I’ve already told all my closest friends and family about it and its helped them immensely. Give it a shot. I’m sure it will work for you as well. And then drop a comment here to let me know.

Good Luck.

Steven Schafer

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How Do I Remove DRM from A WMV File

December 8th, 2009 Steven Schafer No comments

I am an avid follower of a couple of television series. I make sure that I watch each episode regularly. However, sometimes I miss a few episodes or parts of them due to other commitments. A quick remedy of this situation is browsing online for the desired videos and downloading them. Now many videos are not for free downloading. Therefore, I have to buy them online. When I did that for the first time, I purchased five videos. I was ecstatic at first; until I discovered the caveat related to those videos. I couldn’t play them in their given format, because I did not have that particular video running software installed on my computer. To add further grief, I discovered that the file could not be even converted another format I already possessed. Therefore I could not even upload the videos onto my iPod, which I frequently do to enjoy my favorite videos and songs whenever I want to.

I dug deeper into the matter and searched for answers as to why this was happening. I came up with DRM protection. DRM stands for Digital Rights Management and this technology assists anti-piracy campaign by disabling files from being copied or converted to other formats. This restriction is aimed at repressing piracy, but it has adverse effects on consumer rights. That means, you and I suffer unjustly because of this policy.

I hope you have not faced any dilemma like I have. But if you have, then let me assist you. I searched for ways to overcome this inconvenience. Here are several methods you can employ to rid of this restricting problem:

Burn and rip files:
Burn the files onto a CD and then rip them if you have software for both procedures. The files can then be converted into any formats you desire.

Online DRM Removal Software:
If you do not have the above mentioned software, no need to panic. The other way is to go online and search for DRM removal programs.
•    These programs have to be downloaded. They automatically convert your DRM protected WMV files to other formats. They do this by extracting the DRM protection from the files, leaving behind only the usable audio/ video version.
•    You can research a bit to obtain the best version of this software. Read the reviews of each program that offers DRM removal. Many of these software programs are not for free download.
•    You might have to register at the music/ video site that offers this program. However, you can also try the software for a free trial period given by many companies.
•    Once you have the software, follow the instructions that come with it. It usually requires you to drag or add the files with DRM protection into the program. The software then converts these files into DRM free audio/ video files.

Now you are free to enjoy your music or videos in any way you want. Load them onto your iPod, and enjoy!

How To Remove DRM From WMV

November 25th, 2009 Steven Schafer No comments

You might have come across DRM related issues while purchasing audio/ video files. DRM stands for Digital Rights Management. It comes with licensed online products, such as music and videos. When you buy music or videos, and they can be played only in a single format such as WMA or WMV, it implies that DRM protection has limited your options.
As an anti-piracy technique, DRM might be quite effective. But it is actually wearisome for consumers having legally purchased the product; only to find that they cannot play it in a different format or transfer it to their iPod. For someone who has had to face this dilemma, the burning questions would be, “how to unprotect WMV files”, and “how to remove DRM”. Many programs and techniques have been created that disable DRM.

There are several ways to counter this problem of removing DRM from WMA and WMV files. The most common procedure comes in the form of software programs which deal with DRM conversion. These programs copy DRM track files and eliminate DRM protection during the procedure, and then they convert protected WMA/ WMV files. WMV (Windows Media Video) file products often have DRM protection.
Browse online and you will find many software programs that are compatibly equipped to deal specifically with DRM removal from WMV files.

Other unconventional methods of removing DRM protection removal have been employed to limit the conflict. These methods include burning and ripping of the DRM files. This may require additional components, such as a CD burner and CD ripper so it is not viable for everyone.
Another DRM conversion method commonly used is recording the file and then converting it to a different format which makes it unprotect songs during the process. Engaging this method personally would be time consuming, and many software programs using the copy/ conversion method are easy to obtain online.

DRM inhibits people from enjoying the purchased product. Consumers are coming up with new ways to circumvent this limitation. Music companies keep abreast of these techniques and keep trying to impose more strict protection on their products.
This cycle continues. However, an overall useful generic method should be introduced that lets people enjoy freely what they have bought, and lessens chances of piracy. One company, Apple’s iTunes, has started to charge slightly more on their files and they have stopped applying DRM restrictions. Other companies should look to applying similar methods.

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