How to transfer/put iTunes to Galaxy S4?

How to transfer/put iTunes to Galaxy S4?

How do I put iTunes onto Galaxy S4? I just bought this new Samsung Galaxy S4 and it's great. I have purchased many movies, TV shows as well as songs on iTunes before. Is it possible to upload and transfer downloaded iTunes files to my Galaxy S4? When I try to move it over it says I don't have the license or something but I bought the songs off iTunes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 is the successor to the Samsung Galaxy S III. It has new software features, a 13-megapixel back camera, and a 5-inch 1080p display. The screen features a 5-inch (130 mm) Pentile RG–BG Full HD Super AMOLED screen with 441 pixels per inch, which is called the best smartphone display ever by many technology sites. Imagine how wonderful it is to view movies or listen to music on Samsung Galaxy 4. Since most people choose to purchase and download media files on Apple iTunes. This is the step-by-step guide showing you how to easily copy & move iTunes movies/songs to Galaxy S4.

You may have been aware of the truth that Apple places DRM protection on iTunes bought stuff, it's totally impossible to enjoy them on non-Apple devices without the restriction removed. In this case, we use the help of a program called DRM Media Converter which is a professional DRM removal tool that is able to deal with all kinds of DRM files. By using it, you can absolutely convert & add iTunes TV shows to Samsung Galaxy S4 for watching. Follow the instructions below.

How to convert/transfer/copy iTunes movies/songs to Galaxy S4?

1 Download iTunes to Galaxy S4 Converter
Below is the link of this smart iTunes DRM Converter for Galaxy S4. Click on it to download the set-up file, then run it on your computer to install the software. Simply follow the on-screen guide. The process only takes a few seconds.

2 Add iTunes Movies/TV Shows/Music
Once installed the program on your hard drive, launch it. One the interface, you may see the button "Add". Click on it you may open a new window where you can go and find the source iTunes files. Choose those you want to watch on Samsung Galaxy S4 and import them into the application. This tool allows you to convert media files in batches to save you time and energy.


3 Select Output Format for Galaxy S4
For full list of Samsung Galaxy S4 supported file formats, you may check out the specifications. MP4 is always recommended because of its high quality. Here you may click on "Video files to" button, go to "Common Video" and choose "MP4" as the output format for S4. Besides, you can use this software to convert iTunes to whatever file formats or portable devices you want.


4 Start Converting iTunes to Galaxy S4
If you are sure about every setting you have made, you may press on "Start" button to begin the iTunes files to Samsung Galaxy S4 DRM removal and conversion task.

Now you may need to wait for a while. You will be alerted once the task is completed. Then you may hit on "Find Target" button to locate the converted non-DRM output iTunes files. Now connect your Samsung smartphone to the computer and transfer iTunes movies/songs to Galaxy S4 for enjoying. Have fun.

Tips:
This iTunes DRM Converter for Galaxy S4 works for all Samsung devices, such as Galaxy S, Galaxy S II, Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Note 8.0, Galaxy Note 10.1, etc. It's able 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 like Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Eee Pad, PlayBook, Nexus 10, etc. (Learn more at MP4 DVD Convertr.)

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