AT&T Carrier - Upload/Transfer Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Tablet vivian78 - Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:51 pm Post subject: Upload/Transfer Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Tablet
Upload/Transfer Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Tablet
Digital Copy works like this: in many new Blu-ray packages, you'll have the Blu-ray disc, a regular DVD, and a small card with a code on it. When you insert the regular DVD in your computer, you'll typically get an auto-loader for the movie, and it will give you the ability to transfer a DVD resolution copy of the movie to your computer in one of two DRM-laden formats: iTunes MPEG4, or Windows Media Player WMV. In each case, the code you're provided is used to authenticate the WMV and MPEG4 versions of the movie.
The neat part is that you can have a backup copy of your purchased movies, and bring them along with your iPad, iPhone or iPod. But if you own an Android tablet/smartphone, the digital copy feature does not make much sense to you- as the digital copy movies transferred from DVD are protected by DRM and thus unavailable to Android devices. If you'd like to watch Digital Copy movies on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet, or put digital copies onto a Galaxy S smartphone, a professional DRM removal tool ChewTune is recommended for you to bypass/crack DRM and convert digital copy videos to Galaxy Tab supported free MP4 videos. Find below how to convert and upload Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus.
1. Run Pavtube ChewTune, click "Add" button on the main interface to import Digital Copy movies.
2. Click "Format" and select an output format. For converting Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, you're suggested to choose "Samsung>> Samsung Galaxy Tab (*.mp4)" format, which works well on Samsung Galaxy Note.
3. Click "Convert" to create DRM-free Digital Copy movies. The conversion proceeds as iTunes/Windows Media Player plays the movies. So DO NOT turn off the player until the conversion completes.
When conversion completes, click "Open" to locate the DRM-free movies. Now you're ready to transfer DRM-free Digital Copy movies to Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. When Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is connected to computer via USB cable, you can put movies easily to Galaxy Tab since the device acts like a USB stick after tapping "Connect as USB Storage" on the screen.
