Convert iTunes movie/music to Kindle Fire

Convert iTunes movie/music to Kindle Fire

How to convert music/movies from iTunes to Kindle Fire? Will the Kindle Fire play iTunes purchased content? So I have purchased many songs, music videos, movies and TV shows from iTunes over the years. Since I am about to get a Kindle Fire, I wonder is these file will be able to be put onto the Amazon Tablet so I don’t have to pay those stuff twice. Any help is appreciated.


Generally speaking, in terms of iTunes content, there are two types of files you are talking about: DRM protected files and Non-DRM files. For non DRM protected music and video files, you can just simply transfer them to your Kindle Fire, there will be no problem at all. For DRM protected content, it will be a little tricky to handle with them. (Note all iTunes bought video files have DRM protection.) However, you can watch iTunes on Kindle Fire, totally.

If it’s iTunes DRM (e.g., Fairplay), the only device you can play that music/video on is an Apple device. DRM restrictions prevent you from watching them on non-Apple devices. So to speak, if you want to play iTunes DRMd music/movies on Kindle Fire and other multimedia player, you will have to remove DRM protection from them. What we use is DRM Media Converter which is able to remove DRM and convert DRM files to almost any video/audio format for various devices. So you may wanna check out this step-by-step guide below to learn how to effectively convert and transfer iTunes for Kindle Fire effectively.

Step 1 Add iTunes Files
So you have downloaded and installed this Media Converter onto your computer, open it. Find your iTunes files (music/movie) and add them to the program. You can add multiple pieces to convert them in batched to save you time.


Step 2 Select the Right Output Format
To successfully watch iTunes on Kindle Fire, apart from remove DRM protection, you will also need to convert iTunes files to a format that Amazon Kindle Fire will accepts. By clicking on “Audio Files to:” or “Video Files to” button to select the right format. MP3 (audios) and MP4 (videos) can be easily understood by Amazon Tablet.

Step 3 Start Removal and Conversion
Now you may hit on “Start” button and start to remove DRM from iTunes music/video files and convert them onto Kindle Fire compatible formats.

Step 4 Convert iTunes to Kindle Fire
Then you may click on “Find Target” button to open the folder and find the DRM-free and Kindle Fire friendly music/video files. Enjoy.

Tips:
1. Kindle Fire Content Formats Supported:
According to Amazon’s official site, Kindle Fire Content Formats Supported including Kindle (AZW), TXT, PDF, unprotected MOBI, PRC natively, Audible (Audible Enhanced (AA, AAX)), DOC, DOCX, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, non-DRM AAC, MP3, MIDI, OGG, WAV, MP4, VP8.

2. On Removing DRM from iTunes Music Files
Concerning iTunes music files, there are two other easy to remove DRM from them. One is to burn your DRM’d music to CD and then rip it back. The other method is to upgrade most iTunes DRM music to their DRM-free AAC format (however, this costs something like $0.30 per song) and the Kindle Fire will be able to play them — it supports non-DRM AAC files. However, if you have many songs on iTunes, we recommend DRM Media Converter to convert in batches.

3. More about DRM Converter
Media Converter is a professional DRM Removal Tool which helps you to remove DRM restrictions from iTunes, Amazon Unbox, Zune Pass, Pandora, Rhapsody, Bearshare, WMV, WMA, MP4, MKV, and many other DRM files to let you freely enjoy your media files on any of your media devices. It's also able to convert iTunes to Kindle Fire HDX (8.9, 7) and convert iTunes to Kindle Fire HD (7, 6). (Learn more at MP4 DVD Converter.)

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