How to Convert iTunes Music/Video/Movies to Blackberry

In some forums, questions like "Will songs or movies downloaded off iTunes work with Blackberry?", "How can I get a TV show/movie from iTunes onto my new Blackberry Storm. Does iTunes movie work with them?", etc. are often heard. To make it clear, first, you should know that iTunes movies are often locked with Apple DRM protection. To play these protected iTunes files on Blackberry phones or tablets like Blackberry Storm, BlackBerry Curve, BlackBerry PlayBook, etc. you will need to strip DRM protection from iTunes and convert iTunes to BlackBerry compatible formats like MP3, MP4, AVI, WMV, 3GP, etc.

To make the work simple, you can just get Aimersoft DRM Media Converter and let it do the iTunes to BlackBerry conversion for you. Besides, this DRM converter can also remove DRM from Amazon, BBC iPlayer, Napster, Zune, etc. and convert among all popular video/audio formats, such as AVI, WMV, MP4, MOV, MKV, FLV, ASF, MP3, OGG, AAC, WMA, FLAC, etc. Get the software now and free your iTunes library!

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How to convert and transfer iTunes media files to BlackBerry

Step 1: Load iTunes music movie files

Install DRM Media Converter, run it, and click "Add" button to import iTunes protected music and video files. The added files can be previewed on the right viewing window like below.

Step 2: Set output format for BlackBerry

Choose "BlackBerry" as output format, and the default setting works great (you also can customize the output audio and video, just click "Settings" to set the specific parameter for your music video or movie files).

Step 3: Convert iTunes to BlackBerry

When all the settings are OK, click "Start" button to remove and convert protected iTunes video and music to BlackBerry supported format.

Step 4: Transfer iTunes music/movies to BlackBerry

After conversion, you can sync converted DRM music movie to BlackBerry via two methods:

1. Use the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software that comes with the BlackBerry phone. If you don't have it you can download it from BlackBerry website. Then you can choose Media Sync to sync with your iTunes library.

2. USB cable + memory card way, format the card first (options - media card - menu - format card), then hook phone up to the computer, it creates 2 drives icons on your my computer folder. One is called BlackBerry, and the other is called Removable Disk. Go into Removable Disk > BlackBerry > Videos, locate the source files, drag and drop, then all is done.

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