So my question is this: Which would people consider easier or more efficient, setting up a virtual machine to run a second version of iTunes OR uninstalling one version after downloading one set of files and then reinstalling the other version? I am leaning towards the latter as I don't currently have a second license for my OS (though I can get one eventually) but I am concerned with iTunes not downgrading properly without screwing something up. All other episodes (34 of 36) in S1 download successfully using desired settings. If I had access to two different computers this would be quite simple, but alas I do not. I want to download in 1440x1080 video with 192kbps AAC-LC stereo audio and subtitles checked. The preferred workaround is to use 10.7 and requiem on a 720p file, demux the audio, then remux it into the 1080p converted file. If you are still worried about the restriction from DRM, then good luck to you Here are 2 fairly effective M4V DRM remover assisting you to convert iTunes video to MP4. I understand that Tuneskit and M4VGear are both lossy converters rather than Requiem's lossless DRM removal, but the overall consensus I've noticed on this and other subreddits is that the video loss is almost negligible, but the audio loss IS noticeable. Pro Software to Convert iTunes M4V to MP4. Due to Apple's obnoxious new policy of disallowing 1080p on 10.7, I now have to jump through even more hoops to get my shows. So my media drive crashed this weekend and now I have the exciting job of re-downloading all my tv shows from iTunes.
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