Methods to bypass DRM

There are many methods to bypass DRM control on audio and video content. Software such as SoundTaxi and Tunebite use what is re-record DRM music tech to bypass DRM.

Method one: One simple method to bypass DRM on audio files is to burn the content to an audio CD and then rip it into DRM-free files.
This is only possible when the software that plays these DRM-restricted audio files allows CD-burning. Some software products simplify and automate this burn-rip process by allowing the user to burn music to a CD-RW disc or to a Virtual CD-R drive, then automatically ripping and encoding the music, and automatically repeating this process until all selected music has been converted, rather than forcing the user to do this one CD (72-80 minutes' worth of music) at a time.
Software such as: Share DRM Music and NoteBuner can bypass DRM in this way.

Method two: Many software programs have been developed that intercept the data stream as it is decrypted out of the DRM-restricted file, and then use this data to construct a DRM-free file.
These programs require a decryption key. Programs that do this for DVDs, HD DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs include universal decryption keys in the software itself. Programs that do this for TiVo ToGo recordings, iTunes audio, and PlaysForSure songs, however, rely on the user's own key ?that is, they can only process content that the user has legally acquired under his or her own account.

Method three: The third method is to use software to record the signals being sent through the audio or video cards, or to plug analog recording devices into the analog outputs of the media player. These techniques utilize the so-called "analog hole". SoundTaxi can do that in this way. It is very fast to convert your DRM protected music and video.