Audio::M4P::Decrypt Audio::M4P::Decrypt is a DRMS decryption of Apple iTunes style MP4 player files.
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Audio::M4P::Decrypt is a DRMS decryption of Apple iTunes style MP4 player files. Audio::M4P::Decrypt is a DRMS decryption of Apple iTunes style MP4 player files.Originally derived from the DeDRMS.cs program by Jon Lech JohansenSYNOPSIS use Audio::M4P::Decrypt; my $outfile = 'mydecodedfile'; my $deDRMS = new Audio::M4P::Decrypt; $deDRMS->DeDRMS($mp4file, $outfile);See also the M4pDecrypt.pl example program in this distribution.METHODSnew my $cs = new Audio::M4P::Decrypt; my $cs_conparam = Audio::M4P::Decrypt->new( strHome => '~', sPfix => '.', dirSep => '/' );Optional arguments: strHome is the directory containing the keyfile directory. After running VLC on a .m4p file under Windows, MacOS X, and Linux, this should be found by the module automatically (APPDATA dir under Win32, ~/ under OS X and Linux). sPfix is '.' for MacOS/*nix, nil with Windows. dirSep is the char that separates directories, often /.For debugging purposes, use eg: my $cs_conparam = Audio::M4P::Decrypt->new( DEBUG => 1, DEBUGDUMPFILE => 'm4ptree.html' );DEBUG turns on debugging output. DEBUGDUMPFILE is an output file name to dump an html picture of the m4p data structure.DeDRMS my $cs = new Audio::M4P::Decrypt; $cs->DeDRMS('infilename', 'outfilename');Decode infilename, write to outfilename. Reading slurps up an entire file, so output can overwrite the same file without a problem, we hope. Backup first.DecryptFile$cs->DecryptFile('infilename', 'outfilename');More descriptive alias for the DeDRMS method. Requirements: · Perl

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