How to Watch iTunes Movies on Xbox 360/Xbox One

By Sarah ConnorUpdated on July 16, 2018

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Summary:

Here we find a way to share with you, to stream and watch iTunes movies on Xbox 360/Xbox One by removing DRM restriction from it via iTunes DRM Media Removal.

To Sum Up: Xbox sounds like an “all-in-one entertainment system”, right? In this article, we will show you the reason why we can’t stream media files directly from iTunes to Xbox series, and at meantime provide you with a simple solution to make iTunes movies be playable on Xbox 360/Xbox One.

“I got a new Xbox One as my birthday gift and was wondering how to sync the purchased HD movies from iTunes to Xbox One for playing. I have tried to import the media directly from iTunes to Xbox One but failed. Is there any ways to stream iTunes videos to Xbox One?”

The Xbox family is developed by Microsoft, including the original Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. It is one of the best video game player in the world. Besides, it is a powerful multimedia player that supports playback of video from Blu-ray Disc, DVD, and CD media. Common video formats including MP4, AVI, etc. are playable through Xbox devices. Xbox offers many ways for people to enjoy videos from local devices or online like Amazon instant video, Netflix etc,.

About Xbox 360 and Xbox One
Xbox 360 is the second generation in the Xbox series released in 2005. It adds the feature Xbox live which allows users to download and play games, music, televisions online. Xbox One is the successor of Xbox 360. In general, it has a bigger size design and plenty of other better features and advantages such as lower noise, more powerful CPU, higher memory, more clear picture quality games as well as more video apps to watch online videos like BlinkBox Movies, Crackle, Demand 5, Eurosport, Machinima, Muzu TV, TED, Twitch, and YouTube.

Why Need to Remove DRM from iTunes Movies
Media files like movies, TV shows purchased or rented from iTunes are encrypted with DRM protection, with which users are restricted to play iTunes videos on Apple-approved devices like iTunes, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It means that you are not allowed to directly transfer movies from iTunes library to Xbox One, Xbox 360 or any other non-Apple devices for watching like common audio files. In consequence, the only solution to play iTunes videos on Xbox currently is to remove DRM and convert them to an Xbox compatible format of videos.

• Part 1: Check the Supported Formats of Xbox 360/Xbox One
• Part 2: Remove DRM from iTunes Movies and Watch on Xbox 360/Xbox One

Part 1: Check the Supported Formats of Xbox 360/Xbox One

The Supported Formats of Xbox 360/Xbox One
Please check whether your video files are supported by Xbox 360/Xbox One.

Video File Formats:
AVI, WMV, MPEG-4 Part 2, H.264 and QuickTime

File Extensions:
AVI, DIVX, WMV, MP4, M4V, MP4V, and MOV

Music Formats:
WMA7/8, WMA9 Pro (stereo and 5.1), WMA Lossless, AAC, MP3, Dolby Digital

Music File Extensions:
WMA, MP3, AAC

There are several methods to play Xbox 360/Xbox One supported media from a PC on your network by streaming. However, how to watch iTunes movies on Xbox 360/Xbox One? Please the follow section. We will offer the best solution for you, to stream iTunes movies to Xbox device for playing without limits.

Part 2: Remove DRM from iTunes Movies and Watch on Xbox 360/Xbox One

To remove DRM-locked from iTunes movies, there is a top-class converter that you can’t miss, that is iTunes DRM Media Removal. It as a practical iTunes movies to Xbox converter, showing its speciality in removing DRM restriction from iTunes movies by converting it to DRM-free format without audio quality loss. You can convert iTunes M4V videos including movie, TV Show, music videos to MP4 files with ease through this awesome software. After that, you can watch iTunes movies on Xbox 360/Xbox One after syncing without limits, like the common local audio files. What’s more, you can stream the movies to any compatible devices for playing freely.

Check the Main Features of iTunes DRM Media Converter:
#Removing limitation of DRM;
#Output high-quality videos with 1080 HD;
#Easy to use and 30x conversion fast conversion speed;
#Support batch conversion and free update.

Step 1 Install and Launch iTunes DRM Media Removal
Firstly, download the software and install it following the instruction step by step, then launch it. iTunes will open automatically at the same time.

Step 2 Add M4V Movies to Conversion List
Click “Add Files”, all your downloaded movies will show in the Library. Select the movies that you sync to play on Xbox device by clicking “Add”.

Click on the “Options” button to select audio and subtitle that you want to preserve in the converted movies. If you don’t select, the program will keep all audio and subtitle automatically.

Note: The program will keep all audio tracks and subtitles from the original M4V movies to the output MP4 movies, including Dolby AC3 5.1, AD, CC. You can lick the gear icon to uncheck the one you don’t need.

Step 3 Convert iTunes Movies to DRM-Free MP4
Click “Convert” to start removing DRM from iTunes movies and converting it to MP4. Once the conversion finished, you got DRM-free iTunes movies files with MP4.

Tips: The output DRM-free MP4 movies will be saved to Documents by default. You can change the destination folder as you like.

Step 4 Transfer the Movies to Memory Card and Sync to Xbox 360/Xbox One
In the last step, insert the memory card to a card reader, connect the card reader to the computer, then drag the files from the computer to the memory card. Connect the memory card through card reader to Xbox 360/Xbox One. Then play iTunes movies via Xbox 360/Xbox One without limits. Enjoy!

Related Guide: Quick Way to Remove DRM from iTunes Movies

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