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I downloaded a TV season on iTunes (.m4v files), however the files are clustered into 3 episodes each. I'd like to chop these up so that each episode is in it's own file. Googling around a while didn't provide any promising leads.
What's the easiest way to split these files up?
Update: Yes, the files are DRM'd.
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Not really the most user friendly software, but SUPER can do the job, and it's free.
fretje
Posted 2010-04-13T07:33:34.093
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"Not the most user friendly" might just win understatement of the year... but as the only option, to the victor goes the spoils. – None – 2010-04-28T02:55:24.113
@Chris: Cheers! Yeps, from the looks of it, the UI seems like it's "designed" by a coder ;-) – fretje – 2010-04-28T09:32:22.440
You may not be able to if you bought them from iTunes store as they will possibly be DRM'd – Shevek – 2010-04-13T08:45:44.953
Even still, there has to be a way to split the files though, right? – None – 2010-04-13T22:03:46.890
2I doubt that you will be able to split the files while leaving the DRM intact. – Miles Erickson – 2010-04-22T19:21:22.287
Is there no free software capable of stripping the DRM? – None – 2010-04-23T02:13:48.640