I got aware of that 'bug' in FFMPEG because MediaCoder was not able to convert that video.

if you wish to convert it, you can use requiem program to remove the drm. BTW, if that makes you sleep better, I have misplelled MediaInfo with MediaCoder because yes, I have MediaCoder installed. m4v extension and according to MediaVideo is in some type of. If you don't, you just don't accuse a user that report a bug to your software of 'relation with whom has violated your copyright'. If someone violated your copyright, legal prosecute him. I do not know why if QuickTime is able to play it we (you) cannot even think to implement a decoder for that format (as you have put the question, it is not a matter of time for you but a matter of the drmi string) It uses a combination of a client and a server to deliver content and validate it for being legal. Microsoft PlayReady DRM aims to protect digital media from piracy by enforcing licenses that govern how a piece of digital content can be used. If your software have an output that overcome the restriction and you request that output, why you put the restriction at all in the first place? Now you just close it with a 'there is a drmi in the MediaInfo report', making vain all the time I spent on it.

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First someone here ( ) told me all the operations to do to report that, including uploading the video to your FTP server and find by myself a solution to post the full FFMPEG console output despite your characters per post restriction and your maximum file size restriction in this size.

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I think that all your attitude with your users are just rude. Ondesoft iTunes Movie DRM Removal for Mac can remove DRM and convert iTunes.

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