How to Convert iTunes M4V Movies to Motorola Smarphones & Tablets

Motorola has just sent out invites for its launch event of new devices on July 28. According to some pundits, Motorola is gearing up to reveal some of the long-rumoured smartphones on the event, such as the third-generation Moto G and Moto X. Leaks have suggested that the Moto G 2015 will be a major upgrade over the Moto G 2014. It's expected to feature a 5-inch display with HD resolution support and a Snapdragon 410 chipset. Speculations claim that two variants of Moto G 2015 are under wraps, one featuring 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB internal storage and the other one housing 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage. Based on the leaks, the next generation of Motorola Moto X (2015) will be coming with a 5.2-inch screen and a Snapdragon 810 chipset, as well as an upgraded camera and an enormous battery. The rumor mill also claims that new Moto 360 smartwatch and new Droid smartphones are also coming out then.

If these speculations turn out to be correct, Motorola fans would be excited to get the new Moto smartphones. And if you happen to be a movie lover who like to buy movies or TV episodes from iTunes, you may meet the common problem when transferring iTunes videos to your Motorola devices like Droid Turbo, Moto X, Moto G, Motorola Xoom, etc. That's because iTunes movies are locked by Apple's DRM copy-protection and can't be recognized on non-Apple devices with the special .m4v extension. To play iTunes DRM-ed movies on Motorola smartphones or tablets, you have to remove DRM protection from the iTunes M4V videos at first.

Here in the following article, we will show you the complete tutorial to convert DRM-ed iTunes M4V movies to Motorola devices by introducing one of the best iTunes to Motorola DRM Converter to you.

Introduction of Best iTunes to Motorola DRM M4V Converter

This smart yet professional iTunes DRM Video Converter we recommend here is TunesKit iTunes DRM M4V Converter for Mac (Windows). It's also one of the fastest iTunes DRM remover which works at 20x faster speed in removing DRM from iTunes videos and converting iTunes M4V to DRM-free MP4 without any quality loss. It's also able to keep the original video resolution, AC3 5.1 audio, multi-language subtitles, etc during conversion. Once the DRM protection is successfully removed from the iTunes M4V movies and TV shows, you can freely transfer the unprotected iTunes video files to any Motorola smartphone or tablet for playback without any limit.

Now you can download the free trial version of TunesKit iTunes DRM M4V Converter and start to convert the DRM-locked iTunes M4V videos to Motorola devices as the following tutorial shows.

Steps to Convert DRM'd iTunes Movies to Motorola Devices

1Load iTunes M4V Movies/TV Shows to TunesKit

After launching TunesKit iTunes to Motorola Converter, click "Add Files" button in the program to add iTunes movie purchases or rentals to the converter. You can also add the iTunes M4V video files by directly dragging and dropping the files to TunesKit.

Tips: Batch conversion is supported so that you can import multiple iTunes movie files to convert each time.

2Adjust Output Settings

Once the iTunes videos are loaded successfully to TunesKit iTunes to Motorola Converter, you can find the "Output Folder" and "Settings" options to customize the parameters for the output video files in terms of output folder, audio tracks, subtitles, etc.

3Convert iTunes M4V to Motorola Phones/Tablets

When all the settings are set OK, click "Convert" button to begin to remove DRM lock from the iTunes movies and convert the M4V to DRM-free MP4 format supported by Motorola smartphones and tablets at 20x faster high speed with lossless quality.

4Stream iTunes Movies to Motorola Devices

Once the conversion completes, you can find the converted iTunes movies without DRM lock in the target folder and sync the DRM-free video files to your Motorola devices, such as Motorola Droid Turbo, Motorola X, Motorola G, Motorola Xoom, etc via USB cable.

Andy Miller joined TunesKit since 2013. He likes to spend his time to work on some new skills and gadgets. He's a writer as well as a computer geek.