Archos 604 is an do-it-all video MP3 player produced by Archos company. It has an excellent base price with a decent choice of accessory options.
NoteBurner Audio Converter apply virtual burning techonology to convert DRM protected music to unprotected mp3,wma,wav for your Archos 604. This smart method let you directly copy converted MP3 files back to your hard drive instead of burning them to a real CD. Just a few steps, you can unlock iTunes music store tracks and swithching music from iTunes store to Archos 604.
Windows OS user, please How to play iTunes M4V movies on Archos 604 ?
Purchase a wonderful movie from iTunes Store, but just only be played with Apple devices! How disappointed! Is there any method to watch those M4V movies on non-Apple portable devices? The answer is "Yes" ! In fact, what you need is a DRM removal tool. What is DRM? Apple Inc. use a kind of protection to stop any other non-Apple devices playing videos and movies purchased or rented from iTunes. However, it is really inconvenient for Archos 604 users. Because Archos 604 can not play M4V movies, too. So, NoteBuner M4V Converter comes to help you.
With M4V Converter, you can easily transfer iTunes M4V videos and movies to MP4, MOV, AVI, 3GP, MPEG and FLV. The converter can even extract audio files from videos. The output quality is very high, and conerting speed is amazing. M4V Converter Plus version can even transfer rental M4V movies.
Why buring iTunes music to a CD is not your best choice?
You can burn your iTunes purchased song to CD, then rip the CD, but this wastes CDs, takes a while, and can only be done with about 20 songs at a time. You then have to find all the playlists that include each song and replace each iTunes purchased song by each CD-ripped song in each playlist. In other words, it's a big hassle, plus you lose sound quality, the CD is a lossless copy of the iTunes file (which is AAC-encoded), but once the CD track is encoded into MP3 (or back into AAC), it is compressed again, so quality is lost. Unless you import the CD as WAV files, which are way too big, and would reduce the number of songs your iPod can hold (and increase the hard disk space used by your song collection) by a factor of 10.
