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Tunebite review: Shoud I use Tunebite?

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rigsby 07-21-2008 04:03 AM

Tunebite review: Shoud I use Tunebite?


 
Hi
Using the lossless DRM removal seems like a bit of a pain and unreliable, so I was considering purchasing Tunebite. I have approx 100 video files to remove DRM from. I understand Tunebite is a lossy converter, but in reality how much does the picture degrade?
The source material is high quality 500mb 30 minute files.
Any advice would be appreciated.

Stream Ripper 07-21-2008 12:11 PM

Re: Shoud I use Tunebrite


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rigsby (Post 6724)
Hi
Using the lossless DRM removal seems like a bit of a pain and unreliable, so I was considering purchasing Tunebite. I have approx 100 video files to remove DRM from. I understand Tunebite is a lossy converter, but in reality how much does the picture degrade?
The source material is high quality 500mb 30 minute files.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Personally, I like tunebite, we have a write up on it available here: Tunebite

They do allow you to try it for FREE, so if you don't like it you don't have to pay a dime...

There are also some other DRM removal software programs available here: DRM removal software

Stream Recorder 07-25-2008 04:32 AM

Re: Shoud I use Tunebite


 
See the following thread and its poll
Lossy DRM removal software: SoundTaxi, Tunebite, NoteBurner, freeTunes, MuvAudio

Beyond Frustrated!!! 03-28-2009 10:05 AM

Re: Shoud I use Tunebite


 
I purchased Tunebite, and Soundtaxi and I am having trouble with both. When I try to convert a music video I usually only get less than 30 secs and sometimes the video is garbled and the music jumps around. I've tried everything I don't know if it's something I'm not doing or what! But I tell you this, If you try it for free and you THINK it works , you better make sure because they won't refund your money and it's impossible to contact anyone.
Good luck!:)

Stream Recorder 03-28-2009 01:19 PM

Re: Shoud I use Tunebite


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Beyond Frustrated!!! (Post 10045)
I purchased Tunebite, and Soundtaxi and I am having trouble with both. When I try to convert a music video I usually only get less than 30 secs and sometimes the video is garbled and the music jumps around. I've tried everything I don't know if it's something I'm not doing or what! But I tell you this, If you try it for free and you THINK it works , you better make sure because they won't refund your money and it's impossible to contact anyone.
Good luck!:)
Why on earth have you bought both programs? Besides both programs are free to try so why don't people actually try them before buying? Many web-sites promote software and are interested in nothing else but getting an affiliate commission, so you might see lots of warm words about software. But even if you read a very positive review on a trusted web-site, it is always a good idea to TRY BEFORE BUYING.

I don't really like the way Soundtaxi supports customers, but Tunebite is different.

Have you read Tunebite FAQ? Have you tried to create a thread in the RS-Audials Forum? Have you tried to contact them via e-mail? If you have any replies from them, please quote them here and post about your problems in the RS-Audials Forum.


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