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Guys there is a website which is a pay for content website for downloading video's of various things, travel, computers, you name it.

This content will only seem to work on a pc with media player using drm.

Here's the question can these files be converted for use with a mac, and more importantly avi/divx etc so i can watch them on my xbox and tv.

Thanks craig
 
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Craig, I believe that it would take a hack...and that's a bit of a no-no. Probably better just to rent them at the video store.
 

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