ForumTunebite detail information
| Posted by | CDFreaks | ||
| Posted on | 27/04/2006 | ||
| Manufacturer | RapidSolution Software AG | ||
| Product | Tunebite | ||
| Description | Tunebite lets you record copy-protected music, audio books and video clips in WMA, M4P, AAC, M4B and MP4 formats. | ||
| Current version | 5.1.118.0 | ||
| Stats |
Downloads: 52042. Views: 115412. |
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53% thumbs down!
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Tunebite: The world's #1 converter
Legally remove DRM copy protection from music, audio books and videos. Universal converter with support for over 50 audio and video formats. The conversion maestro with support for customizable output profiles.
Universal converter for music and films
Automatic, multi-speed copying and conversion in digital quality, with support for all of today's standard audio, video and DRM formats.
File format wrong for your playback device? Time for Tunebite!
MP3 players, Apple iPods, PSPs, mobile phones, MP4 players, PDAs, multimedia players, Windows Media Player and PC media centers: a long list of hard-to-please devices that demand any number of finicky formats. Tunebite's innovative re-recording process lets you make them all happy – quickly and automatically. Legally free music tracks, audio books, video clips and films from the irritating hassles of DRM copy protection and convert them into 15 audio and video formats at superior digital quality.
Overview of all Tunebite functions
Tunebite Classic, Premium and Platinum: A Tunebite for every need
Applauded year after year by the international press, Tunebite has established itself with users around the world as the #1, easy-to-operate solution for legally removing DRM copy protection from digital entertainment.
Tunebite Classic lets you free music and audio books from the shackles of DRM. Tunebite Premium lets you convert both DRM copy-protected and unprotected audio files into today's standard formats and brings you the power of audio stream recording as well. Tunebite Platinum takes the final step, offering you the features of Tunebite Premium plus the ability to convert DRM copy-protected and unprotected video formats.
All three Tunebite editions at-a-glance
In a hurry? Tunebite delivers turbo-speed results!
Tunebite's up to 27x speed recording process (High-Speed Digital Dubbing) lets you automatically free up to nine music tracks from DRM copy protection simultaneously at turbo speed (actual speed is dependent on your Windows version and PC performance). Simply activate the "Find DRM" function and Tunebite automatically converts any amount of incoming music – even your entire music collection – into the unprotected formats of your choice.
Test it now! No registration required!
The titan among converters
Supported audio formats: WMA, M4A, M4B, M4P, M4A, AA, MP3, WMA, WMA Pro, OGG, AAC, MPEG4-AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, AC3, AU.
Supported video formats: WMV, M4V, WMV7, WMV9, M4V, MP4, AVI, XVID, DIVX, 3IVX, 3GP, MPEG4, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPG, MOV, FLV, ASF, DV, H.264.
Tunebite: The DRM killer – A legal license to convert
Instead of illegally defeating copy-protection measures, Tunebite uses an innovative, technically optimized process that records original files as they play and legally saves the recordings in unprotected digital formats. All three Tunebite editions convert copy-protected music and audio books stored in the WMA, M4P, M4B, M4A and AA formats. Tunebite Platinum additionally converts copy-protected films and videos stored in the WMV and M4V formats.
Or did i get something wrong ?
Has anyone else had problems like these?
Legit reason for needing to actually CRACK a WMA is if you have legitimately purchased WMA music off such sites as Puretracks, need to transfer the .wma media to your nice new Mac or Linux box where Windows Media Player isnt available. So, you need to actually BREAK the DRM not just simulate a burn->rip.
And there is also a question of legality. Tunebite does not CRACK anything, it just makes it easier for me to get un-protected songs legally.
Maybe if you would have used Tunebite you'd have known what I am talking about and realised that your post is totally clueless
One, if you have plenty of time, no money to spend the the buring on CD is right solution. As far as I know, whether you use WM Player or iTume, you can only create a audio CD (not mp3 or other like wise) from DRM protected tracks and an audio cd can hold about 15 - 20 tracks. So if you have 70 - 80 tracks you need 4-5 CDS to burn them and converting them back to MP3 format. If you plenty of time to sit around on your computer then by all means go ahaed.
Two, if you have lots songs you can buy this software (there are plenty available on the net ..) and convert them to a legecy format like MP3. However this software has it's own share of drawbacks and security flaws. This software relies on your DRM License and iTune Active Account details to play the music in the first place, so when you load these songs in this kind of software, this software can transmit those details to acutal software writer (this can happen ...) and this person can login to your iTume or Napster account without you even knowing it.
I must advise you, if you are using this kind of software, please disable you internet connection. Lastly, there very simple way of converting you music to unprotected format. Just play the music as is and record them using a AUDIO Editor (if you have NERO or Easy CD you should have very basic sound editor) as it was playing and save them as WAV Files or other fromat the software allowes you to. It's obvious that if you record in WAV files they will very large files so you need plenty of space and very time consuming. I have over this by playing 10 songs playlist and recording them to a single file and then trimimg each song and saving them to individual file. Time consuming and Hard Drive hungry process indeed but very secure and reliable process.
Obviously, I am trying to find a way to be able to burn them, I don't care about the formar, I just want to put them in a CD, does anyone know how can I do it since I don't have the burn rights?
it burns DRM music on virtual CD and it is more economical than burn on physical CD
So just a few mouse clicks and you can enjoy your lovely music)
add a tag5.1.118.0
Posted by H3rB3i
2008-02-29
- Use TBHSD subdevices: Install / Uninstall is much faster now, only one device is installed and visible in device manager.
- Added support iTunes video rentals.
- Added support for .xvid input files.
- Improved decoding of WMV files.
- Added ES+IT languages.
- Improved tagging.
- Included new CDWizard.
- BugFix: part of WMP progress bar beeing captured when converting protected WMV files.
- BugFix: Vista SP1 audio issue - audio was overamplified, can be adjusted by RecordingVolumeLevelVistaSP1 in config.ini now
5.0.335.30
Posted by H3rB3i
2008-02-01
1. Fixes for compliance with iTunes 7.6:
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playback error for m4v tracks
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iTunes deleting tracks from library after conversion with Tunebite
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report error for m4p tracks that are silently being played by QuickTime (which locks about 500MB of memory per playing m4p track, and hence at some point the PC might simply be running out of memory)
2. Bugfix: "Shutdown when finished" is working properly now
3. GUI polishing:
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skinable video profile selection list
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general skin improvements (by using MiniPlay as child window)
5.0.334.16
Posted by H3rB3i
2008-01-18
1. Fixed installation issue on Spanish systems
5.0.333.11
Posted by H3rB3i
2008-01-14
1. BugFix: Correctly using max. acceleration of 1x with WMP on Vista now - accidently 2x was used in the last version (which could result in bad output).
5.0.332.8
Posted by H3rB3i
2008-01-11
1. BugFix: optimized track exporting.
2. BugFix: Application startup is faster now.
3. German help now available.
4. Installer tweak
5.0.331.4
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-12-20
1. Improved usability of video profiles (more profiles now, grouped by device/format)
2. Bugfix: Miniplayer crash resolved
5.0.330.12
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-12-12
1. BugFix: duration of VBR-encoded mp3 files (write the Xing VBR header).
2. BugFix: allow opening m4v files larger than 2GB.
3. BugFix: consider the bitrate specified in the profile when converting protected files to m4a.
4. BugFix: solved the real cause of the GUI freezing.
5. BugFix: .aa files are now converted at 1.8x on WinXP (only 1x allowed before).
6. BugFix: fixed installation issues on certain system configurations.
7. Improved stability of TBHSD conversions under high load
8. Bugfix: Handling of certain conversion errors improved
9. Improved conversion of unprotected AAC files.
10. BugFix: wrong usage of CSingleLock.
11. BugFix: RSAutotag crash.
12. BugFix: CDWizard related crash in MiniPlayer.
13. BugFix: bad license string gets saved in the config file.
5.0.299.0
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-11-21
First release of Tunebite 5.0 !
The most interesting improvements in Tunebite 5 over Tunebite 4 (not all features are available in all versions):
- 9 slots instead of 4 for TBHSD / protected audio conversion
- Universal file converter for many audio/video formats (see http://tunebite.com/en/remove_drm/file_formats.html for a full overview). Tunebite can convert from much more source file formats into many output formats (e.g. M4V, 3GP, XVID) suitable for playback on your PC´as well as on many other devices.
- Totally customizable audio/video profiles to exactly suit your need. You can adjust the settings to exactly suit your need - almost any possible bitrate, resolution... is supported!
- Tunebite Platinum contains already an MPEG4-Codec to produce MP4- or XVID-/AVI-Videos. No special version is required anymore.
- Improved sound card handling. Conversion is done by default digitally using the TBHSD drivers with the best possible quality. No soundcard detection is required for batch conversion of files anymore.
4.1.0.35
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-09-14
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Fixed video issue with iTunes 7.4
5.1.0.34
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-08-20
- Convert Audible (.aa) files at 1.8x on WinXP !
- Improved graph stop mechanism.
- Improved reporting of dropped frames.
4.1.0.24
Posted by H3rB3i
2007-07-12
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Fixed a bug when processing audio files due to the newest release of iTunes 7.3.1.3.
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BugFix: Audible tracks cancelled due to extra duration (configurable in config.ini through the \'iTunesMissingSecsAllowedInAudibleTrack\' property).
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Partial support for the Spanish language (skin and most texts).
4.1.0.14
Posted by H3rB3i
04-05-2007
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Logging enabled from options.
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BugFix: crash in CPlayerEventSource.
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Some uninstaller fixes.
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BugFix: extra space character in affiliate id.
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BugFix: SendTo on Vista.
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BugFix: sound scheme on Vista.
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Truncate paths that get too long.
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French help.
3.0.1.8
Posted by Womble
1. General video capturing improvements and optimizations. 2. BugFix: error starting video capture for WMP11 and 720x576 video files. 3. BugFix: zooming failure for iTunes. 4. BugFix: crash on forced stop of batch conversion. 5. BugFix: more accurate video test.
