How to Exact AAC Audio Track from iTunes M4V Video

Q: I would like to enjoy my iTunes movies on my Sony Walkman MP3 players for playback during my leisure time so that I can improve listening skills. But my Sony MP3 player can't recognize iTunes movies directly. So I wonder to know whether there is a convenient solution for me to extract audio tracks from iTunes moviesas well as convert iTunes M4V files to ACC audios?

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Obviously, iTunes movies are not able to play on MP3 players directly since they are encoded with M4V container format. If you are also a common iTunes user, you might also be bothered with the matter on how to convert iTunes M4V digital files to AAC audios for playback on your iPod, MP3 players and other music players. But don't worry. In this article, there is an effective way for you to get the AAC audio tracks from purchased and rented M4V movies.

• Part 1. Best DRM M4V to AAC Converter
• Part 2. Convert iTunes M4V Videos to AAC
• Part 3. More about AAC

Part 1. Best Solution to Convert iTunes M4V Movies to AAC Files

In order to make iTunes M4V movies available on iPod, MP3 player, as well as other music player, the first thing you should keep in mind is that iTunes videos (movies, TV shows, music videos and iTunes Extras) are protected by FairPlay DRM copyright technology, which prevents iTunes users from enjoying iTunes digital files on non-Apple ecosystem with the purpose for avoiding unlicensed sharing. So before you transfer iTunes M4V movies to AAC, you need to get rid of DRM protection from iTunes purchased and rented movies firstly. It could be too troublesome to get an iTunes DRM removal tool and a DRM-free M4V converter to extract DRM-free AAC audio files from iTunes DRM M4V videos. Why not try some powerful and professional iTunes DRM M4V Converters, such as DRmare M4V Converter, TunesKit Media Converter, and Requiem. With one of them, you can make iTunes M4V videos playable on your wanted devices, such as iPod, Sony Walkman, and others.

Here, we will meet DRmare M4V Converter, all-in-one iTunes DRM M4V removal tool, which can not only remove DRM protection from iTunes purchases and rentals and but also convert iTunes M4V files to other common audio and video formats, including MP4, AVI, AAC, MP3, MOV, MKV, MPEG, 3GP, Webm, and so on. Without touching original iTunes movies, DRmare M4V Converter can work at 30X faster speed. All subtitles (including closed caption) could be 100% preserved in the converted videos.

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DRmare DRM M4V to AAC Converter

• Remove DRM protection from iTunes movies, TV shows and music videos
• Convert iTunes M4V to AAC and other audio and video formats
• Extract audio from iTunes videos with a few clicks only
• Unbelieveable fast converting speed and lossless quality for 5.1 Dolby audio

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Part 2. Tutorial to Remove DRM and Convert iTunes M4V to AAC Losslessly

Now you can download and install DRmare M4V Converter on your computer and follow this detailed guide to extract AAC audio tracks from iTunes M4V movies and TV shows with ease.

Step 1Add purchased and rented iTunes movies to DRmare

You can easily import iTunes movies and TV shows to DRmare by the following ways. One is to click the "+" button to select wanted iTunes videos from iTunes library directly. The other way could be as easy as dragging&dropping action.

Step 2Pick up the output format as AAC

By touching the "Format" button at the bottom left corner of the main interface, it will pop up a news window, in which you can see many selectable formats. And then, you can choose "AAC" as the output format directly.

Step 3Apply the settings to convert

When all settings are OK, you can start to tap the "Convert" option to extract AAC audios from iTunes M4V movies. Once the conversion process finishes, you can get the DRM-free AAC audio tracks on the destination folder, and copy and paste them to players for playback at any time.

Part 3. More about AAC Audio Format

Standardized by ISO and IEC, AAC (also known as Advanced Audio Coding) is a proprietary audio coding standard for lossy digital audio compression. Generally speaking, as the successor of MP3, AAC is similar to MP3 format, since it also is used to compress digital audio files. But AAC has better sound quality than MP3 at the same bit rate. Plus, AAC audio tracks can is compatible with various popular devices and players, such as YouTube, iPod, iPhone, Android, Sony Walkman MP3 series, BlackBerry, and more.