I know I need to update my Mac to Mountain Lion which has one of the software components needed to use Apple TV. Though I will have to look into the cost and set up issues. It might be better to do that in the long run instead of trying to get around the DRM issue and over use the optical drive burning videos. Thanks! Yeah, if I get Apple TV I can stream to at least one television. It might be worth fiddling around with your system to see if you can access your purchased iTunes content through the TV or player, but I'm also not on top of such things. I'm sure there are ways of doing it but I don't know it.
Seems much easier to burn to DVD so one can play it on any player in the house. I suppose I can try their Apple TV and Airplay but know little about how it works. I would like to watch the television episodes I got from itunes on my HDTV. Sorry - I've missed something in the chain.you buy films to watch from a service on your television.these are downloaded to some sort of hard drive recorder?, but are DRM encrypted.what service are you downloading them from? and how are they stored on the hard drive? As a protected video container such as avi, mp4 or mkv? Or as. So the mods can lock it if they feel its inappropriate for this board. I would simply like to watch the digital videos I purchased on my television. I assumed since there is DRM software removal programs its not illegal.
I don't know whether or not removing DRM is legal. They explain some software you can use to remove it from video. Lifehacker did a feature on removing DRM recently. Any suggestions on a good software program that will remove DRM from my purchased video downloads? (and not degrade the quality) I would like the ability to burn them to DVD and play them on my television.
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