Import movies to non-Apple devices from iTunes 12

Other than a new red dock icon—replacing the blue one first introduced in iTunes 10—that went without mention during Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, the event came and went without any mention of an update to iTunes. Then, on Octorber 17, 2014, along with the OS X Yosemite, the official version of iTunes 12 popped up in the Mac App Store. While the app’s core remains pretty much the same as before, iTunes 12’s top control bar has been completely redesigned, now matching the look of iOS 7 and iOS 8 even more closely. So you may have a question: Is NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus compatible with iTunes 12?

Of course, the answer is yes! The latest versions of both NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus for Win and NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus for Mac work fine with iTunes 12.

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New Features of iTunes 12:

New Look

While that’s all still there, the design is now much flatter. Instead of gradients and textures, there are just a few shades of gray: one for the background, another for the buttons, and a third for the search bar. The shapes are simpler, too.

New Way to Access Your Content

In iTunes 11, different content categories are reached from a drop-down “Library” menu underneath the play controls. iTunes 12 changes that. Icons representing the different categories are now lined up in a row, right next to an icon that allows you to switch between the library on your Mac or PC and any computers you have set up through Home Sharing.

New “Get Info” Screen

One of the features of iTunes that’s seen the fewest changes over the years is the Get Info screen; this is the first time in iTunes’ history that it’s been totally redesigned. Right-click any piece of media, and it will appear as one of the options.

Devices

Somewhat confusingly, the list of iTunes-connected devices has become just one more icon—typically the shape of an iPhone or iPad—in the collection below the playback controls. Once you click on that icon, you’ll either be given a list of connected devices to select from, or taken straight to the new Device layout.

Q: How to Import movies to non-Apple devices from iTunes 12?

Movies purchased from iTunes are protected by DRM, and you are not able to sync or transfer them to non-Apple devices like Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Nexus 6 for enjoying. The best way is to remove DRM from iTunes M4V movies and then convert iTunes M4V to various video formats like MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV and etc.

NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus is the best iTunes DRM M4V remover and converter which can not only convert iTunes purchases, but also convert iTunes rentals with high speed conversion and high output video quality.

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Step by Step Tutorial:

Step 1: Add Downloaded Movie to NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus

Click "Add Movies" button on the top-left of the interface or the "Add Files" icon on the center of the UI to import the M4V video files you want to convert. The program will open the iTunes movies library by default. Select the files and then click OK.

Step 2: Select Output Format

Click the button next to "Convert to", then you can choose the output format from the profile menu. NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus for Mac supports multiple formats well including MOV, MP4, iPod, iPhone formats as output.

Step 3: Adjust Profile Settings

Click the icon on the right side of the video tab, you are allowed to adjust the parameters of the video and audio settings. You can change the video codec, video size, video bitrate and other parameters by yourself.

Step 4: Set Output Path and Start Converting M4V

Click the menu bar "NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus > Preferences" to set output path. If you do not set the output path, the converted videos will save in the default folders. Then click "Convert" to start conversion.

From now on, you can watch iTunes movies on non-Apple devices anywhere and anytime. Nothing can stop you from this keen enjoyment that NoteBurner M4V Converter Plus brings you at leisure.