iPhone Accessories - iTunes to Galaxy S3-Copy iTunes M4V videos to Galaxy S III vivian78 - Thu Jul 05, 2012 5:19 pm Post subject: iTunes to Galaxy S3-Copy iTunes M4V videos to Galaxy S III
"Can Samsung Galaxy S III play videos, music, movies from iTunes?" this is a hot topic for Samsung Galaxy S III fans. If you have purchase or download videos and music from iTunes, and want to enjoy them on your Galaxy S III, syncing iTunes M4V videos to Galaxy S III is often annoying, caused by DRM Protection. So if you want to transfer iTunes M4V to Galaxy S3, you must remove iTunes DRM protection first, here I recommended Pavtube ChewTune - a top iTunes DRM Removal Tools .
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Part 1: How to Transfer iTunes media files to Galaxy S III?
Before converter, you need to change iTunes options manually before conversion starts. Here're the steps to follow:
1. Launch iTunes, and switch to "Movies" under LIBRARY.
2. Select the videos you'd like to convert, right click on them, and select "Get Info".
3. Switch to "Options" tab, find "Remember position" and select "No" from its drop-down list. Click "OK" to confirm.
Part 2: Remove DRM protected iTunes files.
Step 1. Install iTunes to Galaxy S3 Converter to your PC. Make sure the software is compatible with your computer. Run ChewTune, click "Add" button on the main interface to import iTunes movies, or drag and drop the movies from iTunes Movie Library to the software.
Step 2. Select Galaxy S3 friendly format.
Click "Format", choose "Samsung > Samsung Galaxy S II (I9100)(*.mp4)" which is a format specially designed for Galaxy S2 but also works for the S3. In addition, the "Common Video >> H.264 Video (*.mp4)" is an universal format for Android tablets and smartphones.
Step 3. If the preset formats do not meet you needs, you can customize a format by yourself. Simply select a format and click "Settings".
Video
Codec: H.264
Resolution: 1280×720 (HD)
Bitrate: 1500/2000kbps
Framerate: 25fps
(NOTE: The conversion requires assistance from iTunes. DO NOT turn off iTunes until the conversion is completed. Don't let your computer stand, sleep or lock screen during conversion, otherwise you'll get uncompleted files.) appsman - Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:40 pm Post subject:
Does it really works? Anybody tried this procedure yet? Please share your experience. I'm not going to take risk with my new S3. But it seems to be a great procedure to use itunes.
