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2012 Nexus 7 Discussion Forums (1st Generation) => Nexus 7 Audio/Video => Topic started by: JWG1975 on November 29, 2012, 01:02:55 PM
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I love my Nexus7, BUT, I thought I would be able to transfer my digital download movies (like Up and Toy Story 3) to the tablet for my grandkids to watch. I was wrong. I have now discovered that Nexus7 will not play these movies unless they are converted to mp4 and DRM is removed. I have found two paid PC programs (Aimersoft DRM Media Converter & iSkysoft DRM Removal) that will remove the DRM and convert to mp4 and will allow playing the movies. This is a long tedious process and I have a lot of digital movies I want to transfer. Does anyone have any better suggestions? Is there and app that will allow me to play the original files or convert them for me? It there any free PC software that will do the job?
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There are free apps that will play these formats.
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Bob is right. I don't think you have to change the file. Try some of the free apps that are available in the Google play store.
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If the movies are DRM protected no player from GP will help, as the OP stated DRM protection will need removing...
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If you are interested, there is a whole world of all FREE DVD copying software out there. The more you know, the better the result. Some that I have used:
Copy any DVD to in two steps with BDLot DVD ISO Master - freewaregenius.com (http://www.freewaregenius.com/copy-any-dvd-to-in-two-steps-with-bdlot-dvd-iso-master/) -----> make a exact image copyand general how to
DVD43 - freewaregenius.com (http://www.freewaregenius.com/dvd43/) -----> mem resident de-encrypt
DVD Shrink - freewaregenius.com (http://www.freewaregenius.com/dvd-shrink/) ----> general purpose ripper with compression
StaxMedia | Free Audio & Video software downloads at SourceForge.net (http://sourceforge.net/projects/staxmedia/) ------> bundle separated vid files together, multipass compress into a desired destination SIZE and file type (avi, etc) - BIG size reductions w reasonable quality
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I don't know much about this subject. I searched a little and found some apps saying they could play the files. I left my Apple core next to my over priced piece of crap laptop that broke.
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I have tried to play the movies after converting them to mp4 but they are not viewable and there is no sound. I think my only option is going to be to buy some software that removes DRM and converts to mp4 because I cannot find any free software that does this. I am going to call Disney and see what they say about getting their movies on the Nexus 7.
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I have tried to play the movies after converting them to mp4 but they are not viewable and there is no sound. I think my only option is going to be to buy some software that removes DRM and converts to mp4 because I cannot find any free software that does this. I am going to call Disney and see what they say about getting their movies on the Nexus 7.
Those movies are DRM-protected, and only with apps similar as to ones that you mentioned can you "convert" them. They basically use your computer to play the file, and record it at the same time, which is why it takes so long.
Converting the DVD they came with is easier and faster.
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here is another free one you can try:
http://www.labdv.com/dvdx/download.php (http://www.labdv.com/dvdx/download.php)
open edition is free and may work well but you can find out with just some time invested.
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So these apps that claim to play them don't? What's the world coming too.
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