Convert iTunes M4V movies for playing on Galaxy Note 9
M4VGO allows you to watch iTunes purchased & rented movies or TV Shows on Galaxy Note 9. Play any iTunes videos on Galaxy Note 9 and other Android smartphone.
Samsung has unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 9. We're getting closer to that August 9th Unpacked press conference, where Samsung will announce the Galaxy Note 9 in all its splendor. That means we're bound to find out more details about the handset in the weeks leading up to the event. This week alone we heard the handset might hit stores by August 24th in Korea (and likely elsewhere), and we saw what looks very much like one of the first posters for the handset.
Display.That's good news for fans of big-screened mobes, as the Note 9 is expected to pack a sizable 6.38in display, bigger than the Note 8's 6.32in offering. It could also be the first Samsung flagship to tout an in-screen fingerprint scanner, according to some reports, while others have claimed that the technology won't be ready for the handset's rumoured July unveiling.
Camera. Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is a giant phone with a ton of features, but one of its most prominent ones is its new dual-camera setup. This system, which includes two 12-megapixel cameras with different focal length lenses, lets you take either wide-angle or zoomed-in pictures. And 4K video recording is supported.
Specs. The Galaxy S9 was the first phone to ship with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 processor, so there's a 99.9 percent chance that the Note 9 will have the same system-on-chip. What could change, however is the RAM on board. Samsung was testing a 3,850mAh and 4,000mAh batteries for the new phone, which would surely supply a battery boost.
S Pen. A recent patent suggests Samsung is working on ways to merge touch and pen interactivity for a smooth, seamless experience. Other rumors also claim that Samsung is working on adding a microphone to the S Pen for calls and voice control.
As a professional iTunes to Galaxy Note 9 Converter, M4VGO is specially developed for users to remove Apple DRM and convert iTunes movies to play on Galaxy Note 9 easily. With it, you can convert DRM protected M4V to common MP4, MOV, AVI, FLV, WMV, MPEG, 3PG without worry about the quality loss. The interface of this program is very interactive and makes conversion finished at super fast speed. The following is the step-by-step guide that will help you to convert any iTunes videos to Galaxy Note 9 friendly format.
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Step 1. Free Download and install M4V Converter Plus on your Mac. Start the program and you will see the clean interface. Step 2. Click Add Movies button to import movies or TV Shows from iTunes library to the program.
Step 3. Choose an Galaxy Note 9 friendly format as output format. From the Format drop-down list, you can choose common MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, MP3, WMA and other video or audio as output formats. To watch iTunes movies on Galaxy Note 9, choose Same as source for mp4 as the output format.
Step 4. Click Convert button to start converting iTunes movies to Galaxy Note 9. After the conversion process is completed, all the converted files can be found at Open option. Connect your Galaxy Note 9 to your PC using the supplied USB cable. Then you can copy or drag the iTunes files to the desired folder of your phone. Disconnect the USB cable. Now you can enjoy iTunes movies on Galaxy Note 9 at will. So easy and go to try by yourself.
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Samsung has unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 9. We're getting closer to that August 9th Unpacked press conference, where Samsung will announce the Galaxy Note 9 in all its splendor. That means we're bound to find out more details about the handset in the weeks leading up to the event. This week alone we heard the handset might hit stores by August 24th in Korea (and likely elsewhere), and we saw what looks very much like one of the first posters for the handset.
Display.That's good news for fans of big-screened mobes, as the Note 9 is expected to pack a sizable 6.38in display, bigger than the Note 8's 6.32in offering. It could also be the first Samsung flagship to tout an in-screen fingerprint scanner, according to some reports, while others have claimed that the technology won't be ready for the handset's rumoured July unveiling.
Camera. Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is a giant phone with a ton of features, but one of its most prominent ones is its new dual-camera setup. This system, which includes two 12-megapixel cameras with different focal length lenses, lets you take either wide-angle or zoomed-in pictures. And 4K video recording is supported.
Specs. The Galaxy S9 was the first phone to ship with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 processor, so there's a 99.9 percent chance that the Note 9 will have the same system-on-chip. What could change, however is the RAM on board. Samsung was testing a 3,850mAh and 4,000mAh batteries for the new phone, which would surely supply a battery boost.
S Pen. A recent patent suggests Samsung is working on ways to merge touch and pen interactivity for a smooth, seamless experience. Other rumors also claim that Samsung is working on adding a microphone to the S Pen for calls and voice control.
Easy Guide for Converting and Playing iTunes movies on Galaxy Note 9
iTunes is capable of playing a variety of videos, with the files that end in .m4v with Apple DRM protection. You can only play those videos on iPhone, iPad and other Apple devices. If you are importing HD movie to your Android phone like Galaxy Note 9, iTunes will pop-up a warning message that states that the iTunes videos can't be played. That's to say, Galaxy Note 9 can't recognizes iTunes video file formats. So it is necessary to convert iTunes movies or TV Shows to the common video formats make it compatible with Galaxy Note 9.As a professional iTunes to Galaxy Note 9 Converter, M4VGO is specially developed for users to remove Apple DRM and convert iTunes movies to play on Galaxy Note 9 easily. With it, you can convert DRM protected M4V to common MP4, MOV, AVI, FLV, WMV, MPEG, 3PG without worry about the quality loss. The interface of this program is very interactive and makes conversion finished at super fast speed. The following is the step-by-step guide that will help you to convert any iTunes videos to Galaxy Note 9 friendly format.
Free download Galaxy Note 9 iTunes Converter
30% OFF Coupon Code: ACRO-4N43-OLEL
Step 1. Free Download and install M4V Converter Plus on your Mac. Start the program and you will see the clean interface. Step 2. Click Add Movies button to import movies or TV Shows from iTunes library to the program.
Step 3. Choose an Galaxy Note 9 friendly format as output format. From the Format drop-down list, you can choose common MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, MP3, WMA and other video or audio as output formats. To watch iTunes movies on Galaxy Note 9, choose Same as source for mp4 as the output format.
Step 4. Click Convert button to start converting iTunes movies to Galaxy Note 9. After the conversion process is completed, all the converted files can be found at Open option. Connect your Galaxy Note 9 to your PC using the supplied USB cable. Then you can copy or drag the iTunes files to the desired folder of your phone. Disconnect the USB cable. Now you can enjoy iTunes movies on Galaxy Note 9 at will. So easy and go to try by yourself.
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