How to Watch ITunes Rented "The Wolf of Wall Street " on My Home Theater System

I'm a movie addict and I like watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" recently. To my opinion, this film is a vulgar and shocking file about bad people do bad things. It filled with drugs, sex and profanity. Yes, "The wolf of wall street" is not for everybody, but it's a great film regardless.

Last week, I rented the HD version of "The wolf of the street" from iTunes store to save money. I rented this via my Apple TV to watch on my home theater system. But I ignored that the HD movie couldn't be transferred via Apple TV. I was so depressed until someone suggested me aDRM removal program to resolve this.

Here I want to share my experience on how to resolve this issue and finally get my iTunes rented HD movies playable on my home theater system.

Step 1: Find a Program to Crack ITunes DRM

The program I got from my friend is called DRM Media Converter for Mac. To run it successfully, you should install the lastest version of iTunes and run Mac OS 10.8 or later. Fortunately, my Mac book Pro is running 10.8

Step 1. Add the movies to this DRM removal program.

Click Add button, then I can import the movie "The wolf of street" from my iTunes library directly.

Step 2. Start Removing iTunes DRM

Click "Start Convert" button, then this DRM Media Converter running fast to remove the iTunes DRM. It finished the whole process in a very short time. It really shocked me!

Yes. It's so easy as you see. Just by two simple clicks, I got a DRM free MP4 video, and the quality is the same as the source movie.

Step 2: Add Converted MP4 Videos to ITunes Library

After conversion finished. I ran the iTunes on my Macbook Pro, then click "Files" menu - "Add Files to Library" option, then I successfully imported this unprotected MP4 video to my iTunes movie library.

Step 3: Turn on Home Sharing

Click "Files" menu - "Home Sharing" - "Turn on Home Sharing" option,then I got a popup window to enter my Apple ID. After enter the Apple ID, then the Home sharing service was turned on successfully.

When I ran the Apple TV, it could find the movies via local network with home sharing service. Finally, I could watch the "The Wolf of Wall Street" on my home theater system with HD quality now. The most important for me is that the whole process to resolve this problem really makes me happy.