Itunes Video Drm Removal Linux Mint

Trying to run iTunes with Wine, i faced various problems. Here is a working solution how to install iTunes on Debian-based systems (in my case Linux Mint 18.1) - with support for the iTunes Store. Warning: Syncing i-devices is still not possible.When installing it with the playonlinux-'iTunes 12'-script, log in into the Store was not possible in my case. Wine showed the follwing error when trying to log in: SecurityContext failed with error 0x800903041. Install current Wine version (2.0.1) directly from the winehq repositorywget -nc apt-key add Release.keysudo apt-add-repository 'deb xenial main'sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install -install-recommends winehq-stablewine -version2. Create a new 32 bit wineprefix (if you are doing this on a 64 bit system) and set windows versionWINEPREFIX=/home/user/.wine32 WINEARCH=win32 wine winebootWINEPREFIX=/home/user/.wine32 WINEARCH=win32 wine winecfgSet Windows Version to Windows 7 or newer3.

Apr 30, 2017  Re: playing itunes purchased video content Post by Mute Ant » Sun Mar 19, 2017 1:07 am To clear up the technical position.you can't 'remove DRM' because there's nothing to grab on to.like trying to remove the 'zip' from a zip-file or removing the 'mp3' from an mpeg.the whole file is encrypted so that only the original license can unlock.

Download the newest winetrickssudo apt-get remove winetrickswget +x winetrickssudo mv -v winetricks /usr/local/bin4. Install gdiplus library using winetricksWINEPREFIX=/home/user/.wine32 winetricksStandard wineprefix install Windows DLL gdiplus OK5. Download iTunes Version 12.1.3 - 32 bit and install it (version is important!)/home/user/DownloadsWINEPREFIX=/home/user/.wine32 wine iTunesSetup.exeFollow the setup, anwer the AutoRun Question with NO.6. It may crashes the first time, just start it again. Now you should be able to use iTunes and log in to the iTunes Store and download and play your purchased music and videos!Start from command line:cd /home/user/.wine32/drivec/Program Files/iTunes/WINEPREFIX='/home/user/.wine32' wine iTunes.exe. The black screen seems to appear on some Intel GPUs. Maybe the workaround described works for you.

Please also try iTunes 32 bit as said. This should fix the black screen, but unfortunately I never got USB devices working in wine.But: iPod, iPhone, iPad are definitely working if you install Windows+iTunes in a VM (VirtualBox) as described.Nevertheless (if you only want to reset your iPad) you should be able to do that through the system settings on the iPad itself.There were also some attempts for USB passthrough in wine, but I haven't tested it yet. I’ll paste the link here so someone might try it out.

For Ubuntu 18.04 users plagued by screen tearing issue while using NVIDIA proprietary drivers, this quick tutorial may help you via enable PRIME Synchronization on Optimus.

Screen tearing usually happens on Ubuntu Linux laptop that uses Prime to switch between NVIDIA and Intel drivers.

1. Open terminal (either via Ctrl+Alt+T or by searching for ‘terminal’ from software launcher) and run command to create a new config file:

Type your password (no asterisks feedback) when it prompts and hit Enter.

2. When the file opens after running the previous command, add following line and save the file.

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3. Finally update intramfs and reboot your machine.

To check if previous changes work after reboot, run command:

It should output ‘Y’.

In addition, to get much SMOOTHER Nvidia window dragging experience, you can also do:

1. Set maximum performance in Nvidia X Server Settings -> PowerMizer.

2. If you have MORE than enough RAM, set swap tendency to a MUCH lower value by running command to edit sysctl.conf:

and add following 2 lines when the file opens:

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