How to Transfer Purchased iTunes M4V Movies to Blackberry Playbook on Mac OS X

Question

This is a simple tutorial to put purchased iTunes m4v movies to BB Playbook on Mac OS:
First of all, you should know what video formats Blackberry Playbook supports, the current Blackberry Playbook will support: H.264, MPEG4, WMV, DivX. So to watch the iTunes m4v  movies on Blackberry Playbook, you should switch M4V to MP4 format supported by Playbook, to convert m4v to mp4, you will need a powerful converter, Noteburner m4v converter for Mac is recommended.
Step by Step tutorial to convert iTunes M4V movie to MP4 for Playbook on Mac os
Here below is a step by step tutorial to help you transfer iTunes movies to Blackberry Playbook with the Noteburner m4v to mp4 converter for Mac.
Step 1. Download iTunes m4v to mp4 Converter for Mac on Noteburner official website and install it for free.
Step 2. Select M4V movies and add to Noteburner iTunes Video Converter
Click the Add button in the top-left to add the purchased iTunes m4v. The software will open the iTunes movies library by default. Select the files and then click OK.
Here you can select the m4v movies and add to the playlist to convert. It's easy and speedy.
Step 3. Set output path and output format
Click Output dropdown list, you can customize the output path as MP4 for Playbook. If you don't set to customize the output path, the output files will be saved in the default folder
Click Profile dropdown list, you can customize the output formats for your target video format - MP4.
Step 4. Click "Convert" button to start to convert M4V videos with Noteburner M4V iTunes Video Converter for Mac
Step 5. Downloading the converted iTunes movie to Blackberry Playbook without any restrictions.
After Noteburner finishing the iTunes movie converting, you can go to the output folder to download the converted iTunes m4v movies to Playbook by connecting Playbook with your Mac via a USB without any restrictions.
Just try it, it's easy-to-use.
For a Windows user, you can also refer to Windows m4v converter.
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Answer 1

if you want to decode DRM, you simply need to have the "closed keys" to decode them, and the legal right to do it.
For the legal right, it's just a matter of signing a contract with the DRM maker (for example the iPod division has those keys made by the iTunes division).
For the getting the closed keys, it is always possible, but can lead to difficulties in your personal life. look for DeCSS on Wikipedia to understand.
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