Although Nokia has come to terms with Amazon to run the "Video On Demand" service on Nokia N96, Nokia N95, and Nokia XpressMusic 5800 smartphones, those Nokia holders' requirement of movie-on-the-go might be not yet satisfied. Apple's iTunes movie is not a bad idea, here you'll learn how to transfer iTunes video movie to Nokia Smartphones

Nokia N96, N95, N85, and XpressMusic 5800 range support video in formats of 3GP, WMV, MP4, FLV.
iTunes video movie downloads are wrapped in DRM M4V which plays exclusively on iPod, iPhone and Apple TV.

That's to say, to transfer iTunes video movie to Nokia phone, a DRM converter must be at hand for removing DRM, converting M4V to Nokia playable 3GP, WMV, MP4, FLV..

DRM Media Converter is the very DRM converter that we're talking about --- it can:
1). Remove DRM from iTunes, Windows Media Center, Amazon Unbox, Zune Marketplace, Napster, Rhapsody, CinemaNow, Movielink online stores.
2). Convert M4V to Nokia 3GP, WMV, MP4, FLV; Convert AVI to Nokia; Convert MKV / MOV... to Nokia.

Transfer iTunes video movie to Nokia Smartphones with only 3 steps

1. Free download this DRM Removal Software, install and luanch it, the default settings work well with your PC, you don't need to make anymore configeration.

2. When come to the main interface, you can directly drag-drop the target media file to the conversion window, or hit the top-left 'Add' button to import the target files. The'settings' let you choose output format you like, as well as the bit rate, resolution etc.

3. When settings done, click 'start' button lower-right on the main window, conversion will complete in minutes depending on the file size. Conect your Nokia phone with PC through the USB cable, (external memory card works the same if you have), then you transfer iTunes video movie to Nokia Smartphones without limitation.

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