Editor's review
DRM protection for the files, discs and images is in prominent use today and arguably it is the best protection technique for these computer entities. But, this method often hinders us from copying or converting the media files. To get away with this, you can take the assistance of DRM Removal 3.4.3. The software has the capability to convert the DRM protected files in to unprotected ones. It is proficient in removing the DRM protection without requiring you to go through any complicated processes. With the assistance of the software, it becomes easier to get your favorite media files copied to your PC or laptop from the disc. For the safe copying process it supports converting protected MP4, ACC, etc files to WMA or MP3 as desired.
The interface of the program is not complex or cluttered with confusing features that would make the functioning for the program complicated. The two sections on the screen of the program are placed to show the input and output files. Open the folder and select the files as input to the program. When you are done with the selection of the files set the configurations of the program with the Settings feature. The Input files get listed on the left hand side of the screen and to your convenience the converted files are shown on the right. Click on Convert and the program start processing the files to convert them to the required format. The Player controls are provided to get the file played for confirmation. The process is carried out easily and the conversion is done with good speed. It is capable converting protected videos, songs to unprotected files that can be played with the simple players available at your home. While getting the files converted it also preserves the tag information like title, album, etc.
The DRM Removal 3.4.3 supports batch conversion and even unfolds large files. You can conveniently make the selection of the compression level and output format without altering the quality of the file being copied. Taking all the features into account, the software deserves to be rated at 3.5 points on the scale of 5.
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