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Transfer iTunes files to Galaxy Nexus is easy to do with Double twist computer software program. However, a lot users complained that they cannot play iTunes music or video because Apple DRM protections. This guide will show you how to remove DRM protection from your iTunes files so that you can play it on your Galaxy Nexus or other media devices.
what we need to do is to convert DRM-ed iTunes M4V to Galaxy Nexus compatible DRM-free videos like MP4. To do this, you need a tool that can both strip DRM protection from iTunes purchased movies and convert M4V to MP4. To save your time and work, here we highly recommended Aimersoft DRM Media Converter, an all-in-one DRM removal and video converter that can help you fulfill your task fast with excellent output video quality. Just get it now and follow the steps to convert iTunes movies to Galaxy Nexus on Windows XP/7/Vista.
How to convert iTunes M4V videos to Galaxy Nexus
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Step 1: Add video to the DRM converter
After you download and install Aimersoft DRM Media Converter, launch the program and click the "Add..." button to add iTunes M4V video files.
Step 2: Choose output format for Galaxy Nexus
As as been mentioned above, H.264 MP4 is highly compatible with Galaxy Nexus. So here click "Video files to" and choose MP4 as the output format from the drop-down menu list. If you like, you can click the "Settings" button to change the video resolution, encoder, frame rate, etc.
Step 3: Start converting DRM-ed iTunes M4V to DRM-free MP4 for Galaxy Nexus
After all the necessary settings, go to the final step: click the "Start" button on the main interface to convert iTunes videos to Galaxy Nexus supported MP4 files. When the conversion is over, you can click "Find Target" to locate the DRM-free MP4 video files.
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How to transfer iTunes files to Galaxy Nexus
you need to do is download a simple application, called iTunes Agent.
The first section details how to acquire a small piece of software called "iTunes Agent", that allows you to use your Galaxy Nexus with iTunes on a Windows-based computer (we are assuming that you already have iTunes installed, and have an existing library of music). Mac users can achieve the same results by installing a program callediTuneMyWalkman.
1. Download and install iTunes Agent
2. Once installed, the application runs in the system tray and monitors iTunes
3. Plug the Galaxy Nexus into your computer's USB port and mount it (figure 1 above)
1. Touch the USB icon that appears in the menu bar at the top of the display, and drag it down to expose the Android Notification Pane
2. Tap on USB Connected, and select Mount
4. Create a folder on the mounted Galaxy Nexus called Music
The second section, below, details how to create a configuration for the Galaxy Nexus in iTunes Agent's Preferences (figure 2 for all steps below).
1. Right-
2. Click Preferences
3. Leave all defaults checked and click the New button
4. Give the device a name (Galaxy Nexus in this case)
5. Leave Synchronize pattern: set to iTunes
6. Click the Choose button and select the Music folder you created on the Galaxy Nexus
7. Click the Create button and select the Music folder you created on the Galaxy Nexus
8. Click Save and then Close
The final section explains how to add music to your Galaxy Nexus (figure 3 for all steps below).
1. Launch iTunes and you will see a playlist folder called My Devices, under which you will see the Galaxy Nexus
2. Simply drag the music you wish to synchronize from your iTunes library to your Galaxy Nexus into this playlist
3. Finally, right-click on the iTunes Agent icon in the system tray and select Synchronize devices
Music is now copied to your Samsung Galaxy Nexus and can be played using the Galaxy Nexus's Music application.
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