How to Play iTunes Movies on Google Nexus Player

Google Nexus Player is a great, if imperfect, introductory showcase made by ASUS. It allows you to search in voice. And the nexus player also works like a Chromecast to stream the content to TV, with many online channel apps built-in.

The only disadvantage is that it is limited to search for Google related source content only, let alone using it to play iTunes movies on TV.

What can we do to stream iTunes purchased or rental movies to Google Nexus Player and watch on TV?

All iTunes downloaded videos are DRM protected and can be only watched on iOS devices or iTunes media player. It seems impossible that we can watch iTunes movies on Google Nexus Player. However, TunesKit makes everything easy to handle.

TunesKit DRM Media Converter can easily strip DRM protection from iTunes purchased and rental movies. It changes the DRM protected M4V videos to unprotected MP4 formats with lossless quality. Then we can stream the converted iTunes movies everywhere we want.

Step 1. Download and Install TunesKit DRM Media Converter

Mac download URL: http://tuneskit.com/TunesKitforMac.dmg

The Windows version is coming soon. To run the Mac DRM Media Converter successfully, you need to run the Mac OS X 10.8 or later and install the newest iTunes.

Step 2. Add iTunes movies to TunesKit

Click "Add Files" button to import iTunes movies to TunesKit from iTunes library. It also supports dragging and dropping.

Step 3. Start to remove DRM protection from iTunes movies

Click "Convert" button to start removing DRM protection from iTunes movies.

Step 4. Transfer iTunes movies to Google Nexus Player

There is a USB port designed on the Google Nexus Player rear. So you can store the converted iTunes movies on a USB flash driver and connect it with Nexus Player.

Then you can play the converted iTunes movies with Google nexus player on TV.

Reference: http://www.tuneskit.com/drm-m4v-to-media-players/stream-itunes-movies-via-nexus-player.html