1TunesKit for Mac: Run TunesKit and click the menu bar from TunesKit. Select "Registration". Then copy and paste the registration name and registration key as it requires. Click "OK" to finish registration.
2TunesKit for Windows: Launch TunesKit and click menu icon. Choose "Register" in drop-down list. Then fullfil the registration form with user ID and license key you have received from email.
Please note that the registration is case sensitive. So please do not add any blank at the beginning or the end of the registration name and registration code.
Firstly please make sure you have entered the license code correctly. Then please check whether there is any special characters in registration name. Since TunesKit only recognizes English characters, you'd better contact us to apply for a new one if your have received an user ID with special characters in it.
You'll get a Gatekeeper message saying that "TunesKit can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer" when you try to install TunesKit on Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or 10.9 Mavericks.
To bypass the Gatekeeper alert and install TunesKit on Mac, simply go to "System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > Allow applications downloaded from > Anywhere".
If you can't locate any iTunes file in TunesKit drop-down menu by clicking "Add Files" button, please try the following methods:
1 Go to "iTunes > Preferences > Advanced" to check whether the option of "Share iTunes Library XML with other applications" is checked or not. If not, please check that option and open TunesKit again.
2If the first method doesn't solve the problem, please directly drag and drop the iTunes files to TunesKit to converter.
You can fix this problem by installing TunesKit for Windows as administrator. To do that, you need to right-click on the setup file and select "Run as administrator". Then enter the administrator's password for your computer and install TunesKit.
The causes of iTunes crash can be varied. It might be used by other programs besides TunesKit, or you may have operated iTunes during conversion.
To solve this problem, please simply close other programs which are lauched in background while you are using TunesKit. If that doesn't fix the problem, please let us know by contacting us at: [email protected]
If you have a large amount of iTunes movies saved in an external drive instead of the default iTunes library location, you'll find you couldn't directly load the iTunes movies by clicking the "Add Files" button in the program.
To solve this problem, please simply drag and drop the movie files from the external drive to the program. If that doesn't fix the problem, please contact us at: [email protected]
Sometimes, TunesKit can't find the iTunes rental movies when clicking "Add Files" button to add movies. We suggest you should manually drag and drop the iTunes rental files to TunesKit instead. And we will optimize our product in future version.
Yes. It's normal. And you have to accept the "Play" command to run the conversion successfully. TunesKit will send the "Play" command to iTunes everytime when you start convert iTunes movies to make sure if the computer is authorized to play the movie or not. If the movie can't be played on the computer, TunesKit can't convert the movie as well.
Please just ignore the warning. TunesKit for Windows is a newly released application. We haven't applied the Code Signing Certificates from Microsoft yet. That's why we get the warning. But we are sure the program won't make any damage to your computer.
Please make sure you can play the original iTunes movies on your computer at first. If the original videos can be played fine, please let us know the movie name, file size and the detailed computer information. Contact us at: [email protected]
Update: The issue was resolved already. TunesKit for Windows fully supports the latest iTunes 12.4 or later now.
Many users have found that after upgrading to the latest release of iTunes 12.1, TunesKit for Windows didn't work properly. If you are now facing such a problem, please kindly note that this is because the new iTunes 12.1 is made to a full 64-bit application that is not supported by the current version of TunesKit. Our programmers are now working on it and trying to fix the problem ASAP. But before the official solution is available, we suggest you not to install the new iTunes 12.1 update if you have not done it yet. But if for any chance you have already upgraded to the new version, please downgrade it to the previous 12.0.1 (32-bit) of iTunes in order to use TunesKit properly. Please follow this tutorial to find out how to downgrade iTunes 12.1 to 12.0.1.
Some users may find that after conversion, there's no AC3 5.1 surround sound contained in the converted iTunes movies when playback. In fact, the AC3 5.1 audio is retained in the output file, but not all media players could support playing AC3 5.1 sound. That has something to do with AC3 codec authorisation but not with TunesKit. To be more specifically, if you test the original iTunes movies with AC3 5.1 audio track in iTunes, you'll find there's no audio if you select the AC3 5.1 track while playing. In this case, we suggest you try VLC media player or KMPlayer that have been authorized with the AC3 codec. For other media players, you may need to purchase or install specific AC3 5.1 codec in order to play the AC3 audio properly.
If you want to play converted iTunes movies with AC3 5.1 audio in Apple TV, please drop the movie file into Subler and select the AC3 5.1 sound track, then click the option to fix faulty audio fallback.
1. Audible Converter supports Audible AA/AAX files only, while Audiobook Converter supports both Audible and iTunes M4B, M4A, AA, AAX audiobooks;
2. Audible Converter doesn't need to work with iTunes but Audiobook Converter requires install and authorize iTunes to work;
3. Audible Converter supports more output formats than Audiobook Converter;
4. Audible Converter supports splitting large audiobook into small files via chapters but Audiobook Converter not.
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Problem solved! We are glad to notify you that TunesKit Mac products are now fully compatible with the latest iTunes 12.6.1.27 now! Please download the upgraded versions from our Download Center >>
Important Notice: TunesKit for Mac don't work properly with iTunes 12.6.1.25 yet. If you are still using that specific iTunes version, please simply download and install the latest v.12.6.1.27 and try TunesKit again.
We are sorry to tell that TunesKit Mac products are not fully compatible with the newly released iTunes 12.6.1 yet. Before the final solution comes out, if you want to use the program successfully, we suggest you downgrade iTunes to the previous v.12.6.0 by following the steps below:
1. Download iTunes 12.6.0.100 from this page: http://www.techspot.com/downloads/71-apple-itunes-for-mac.htmlwhere you can find all previous versions of iTunes in the sidebar.
2. Open Activity Monitor on your Mac and kill the process "iTunes-Helper".
3. Open Terminal and type: "sudo rm -r /Applications/iTunes.app".
4. Install iTunes 12.6.0.100.
5. Disable auto-upgrading in iTunes.
6. Run TunesKit.
We are sorry that currently TunesKit DRM Media Converter and iBook Copy for Mac doesn't fully support the latest macOS High Sierra yet. We are working hard on this issue now. But since it's a big challenge to us, we can't estimate when the fix will be found. Before it's available, we highly suggest you downgrade macOS High Sierra to Sierra in order to run the software properly. Or if you have a Windows PC, we can switch your code to Windows version for free until the solution of Mac version comes out. For other solutions to run TunesKit on macOS High Sierra, you can visit: Possible Ways to Make TunesKit Work with macOS 10.13 High Sierra
If anyone has problem with TunesKit software that looks very small and unreadable in Windows 10, here is a simple fix: Right click TunesKit shortcut on the Desktop, select Properties > Compatibility. Check the option of "Override high DPI scaling behavior". Then select System (not System Advanced) from the drop-down menu. Then reboot your computer and relaunch TunesKit to confirm whether it looks correct.
If your TunesKit Spotify Music Converter doesn't work properly when downloading the songs from Spotify, you can find solutions from this page: https://www.tuneskit.com/troubleshooting/fix-spotify-music-converter-error.html
Unlike other iTunes DRM remover in the market, TunesKit is an innovative M4V converter exclusively designed to remove DRM from both rented and purchased iTunes movies and TV shows. It's able to convert hundreds of iTunes DRM M4V videos in batch within just a few minutes, 20X faster than any other similar DRM removal tool in the world.
With the trial version of TunesKit, you can only convert the first 5 minutes of each iTunes movies or TV shows. Only the registered version of TunesKit will allow you to convert the whole DRM protected movie files from iTunes.
Generally you will receive the registration code via e-mail within one hour after the order is issued successfully. If you didn't receive the code in time, please directly contact us at [email protected]
Generally speaking, once the order is processed successfully, you will receive a confirmation e-mail from the payment platform. After that, you will receive another e-mail with registration code provided from us within an hour.
The Download Protection is a kind of service provided by RegNow, the online payment platform to backup the software you purchased. It's not offered by us. If you don't need this service, we kindly suggest you remove it before making any payment.
We provide download versions of TunesKit instead of CD copies. You don't need to buy CDs as the products will be upgraded constantly and you can download the latest versions of the product from our website without any limitations.
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