Play iTunes Movies via NVIDIA Shield TV
Q: I hear
from my friend that NVIDIA Shield TV allows users to play games and watch movies from the comfort of your couch. But when I
stream my iTunes videos to NVIDID Shield TV, it seems something wrong happened.
Is there any way for me to play iTunes movies and TV shows on NVIDIA Shield TV?

Although
NVIDIA Shield TV has released on market for two years on May 28th,
2015, NVIDIA Shield TV has attracted thousands of gamer to purchase it due to
its powerful functions. It’s worth mentioning that NVIDIA is not only a game handle,
but also a media streamer, although it’s a little expensive to purchase a full
one. Just like other top streaming set-top boxes, NVIDIA Shield TV could help
gamers to stream videos to big screen with ease.
Part 1. Everything about NVIDIA Shield TV
As the
first Android TV based device with high-end media playback capabilities such as
4K and HDR video playback, NVIDIA Shield TV is designed to bring ultimate user
experience. It originally has the 5.1 Lollipop Android system. Now the second
generation NVIDIA Shield TV second generation has been updated to Android 7.0
Nougat and replaced with a most powerful Tegra X1 processor at a smaller size.
It not only supports a lot of online streaming videos apps like Amazon
Video, Netflix, Vudu, Hulu, HBO, UltraFlix,Google Play Movies, but also
supports to play local files including high definition audio with 192 kHz,
23.976 Hz and HEVC and VP9 Video codec, 4K video via USB, HDMI or SD support.
Besides, it is built in with the Google Voice Search and gaming apps etc.,
which makes it easiest ever to get what you want and entertain yourself.
Part 2. How to Stream iTunes Movies to NVIDIA Shield TV
However, if you try to transfer iTunes
videos to NVIDIA TV to play, you will find that none of them can be played.
That is because Google platform is not compatible with Apple iTunes ecosystem,
which are all protected with the FairPlay DRM policy. Within this protection,
iTunes movies and TV episodes can only play via iTunes or Apple devices. Other
non-Apple devices including Android and Windows mobile phones, tablets won't
recognize iTunes movies and TV shows at all.
Don't
worry though. Here we are talking about the way to remove the iTunes DRM. In
fact, there are dozens of iTunes DRM unlocking software in the market specially
developed to pull the source iTunes videos from the DRM and export them to new
DRM-free copies. Here I will highly recommend one of the best iTunes DRM
removal software called DRmare iTunes M4V Converter for Mac .
You download the free trial version as below to have a try.
Part 3. How to Remove DRM from iTunes
M4V Videos Losslessly
DRmare M4V Converter supports to extract
the iTunes videos quickly. To help you get the iTunes movies playable on your
NVIDIA Shield TV, you can refer to the detailed steps as below to convert your
iTunes purchases and rentals to DRM-free episodes.
Step 1Load iTunes
Movies/TV Shows

After you install and launch 'DRmare
iTunes M4V to NVIDIA Shield Converter', you will find the test to drag and
import iTunes videos, please simply drag your iTunes videos and drop them on
the software main screen. If you don't want to drag&drop, you can also
click the '+' icon to load videos from iTunes.
Step 2Choose Output
Format

NVIDIA Shield TV supports to ultra high
definition videos with different formats, so here I'd recommend you to choose
'MP4(Lossless)' which can keep original quality, so that you can get the best
image quality when playing on your NVIDIA Shield TV. You can also do some
settings on the subtitle, audio track etc.
Step 3Convert iTunes
M4V for Shield TV

Finally, you can click the 'Conversion' button
at the lower right to start the converting process. DRmare iTunes M4V to NVIDIA
Shield Converter will be able to remove the DRM encryption info from your
videos and then export them to new videos smoothly. Once all conversion process
finished, you can find out unprotected iTunes movies at the destination folder
and convert them to NVIDIA Shield TV for playback. By the way, you can also
visit them on other non-Apple devices without any restriction.
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