DRmare
reviews and complaints

I just started using DRmare Spotify Music Converter and I gotta say, it's pretty dope. The music downloading and converting is on point and I'm super satisfied with it. However, I do wish they would add some more features to it. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a solid music converter.

i had a lil problem with the drmare program, but it was all my fault. i reached out to them for help and they got back to me real quick. they fixed my problem in no time at all. gotta say, this program is top notch and the team behind it is even better! highly recommend if you're lookin for a solid drm removal tool.

I gotta say, I gave DRmare Audio Capture a try to snag some tunes off Tidal and I was pleasantly surprised. It was able to capture those sweet, sweet 1411 lossless songs without any trouble. I mean, I wasn't expecting it to work so well, but it did! So, big ups to the folks at DRmare for making such a solid product. Keep up the good work, y'all!

I just got DRmare's audio converter for my Mac and it's pretty dope. The coolest thing about it is how it can handle all sorts of audio formats, like Apple Music, iTunes M4P, and even Audible audiobooks. It's a real lifesaver for anyone who wants to listen to their music on different devices. The only thing that would make it even better is if they could make a software that lets you download Tidal music. If they do, I'm definitely gonna cop it.

I gotta say, I'm pretty impressed with DRmare's Audio Capture. I've been using it to snag some of my favorite tunes from Tidal so I can listen to them offline, and it's been working like a charm. But then I heard about their new Tidal music converter, and I was like, "Whoa, hold up, what's this all about?"

So I checked it out, and let me tell you, it's pretty sweet. Instead of having to record each song one by one, you can download a whole bunch of them at once. And the best part? It's super fast. Like, 5X speed fast. That's crazy, right?

I mean, I'm not the most tech-savvy person out there, but even I can appreciate how cool this is. And the fact that it's all from DRmare, a company I already trust and rely on for my music needs, just makes it even better.

Overall, I'd definitely recommend giving DRmare's Tidal music converter a try. It's a game-changer for anyone who loves music and wants to be able to listen to it anytime, anywhere.

I been using DRmare's Spotify Music Converter for a bit now and I gotta say, it's pretty good. I tried the free version first, and then I decided to buy it. It's been working like a charm for me. It's super easy to use and I haven't had any problems with it. The download speed is pretty quick too, which is nice. I'm giving it a 4-star rating because I really like the interface. It's simple and straightforward, which is great for someone like me who isn't super tech-savvy. I'm hoping they add more features in the future though, that would be awesome. Overall, I'm really happy with DRmare's Spotify Music Converter.

This program is pretty good at converting m4p to mp3 for the music I bought so I can play it on other devices like my mp3 player. I like that there's one button that loads all of the iTunes music on my computer and lists it by artist, album, and so on. The customer support is excellent. I had a problem with a new computer and it was fixed in a day.

I gotta say, I had a pretty bad experience with AudFree and DRmare software. I was really excited to try it out because their website made it sound like it was gonna be super easy to download music and videos from all sorts of different platforms. But boy was I disappointed.

First of all, the software doesn't actually download anything. It just records the audio and video as it plays on your computer. That means you can't listen to anything else or watch any other videos while it's recording, which is a huge bummer. And even worse, the quality of the recordings is just terrible. It's all fuzzy and distorted and basically unusable.

But the worst part is that the software just doesn't work. I tried it on a bunch of different platforms and it just kept crashing or freezing up. And when I tried to get a refund, they refused to honor their money back guarantee. I mean, come on! I only tested it for less than a day and it was clearly not working as advertised.

I even made a video to show them how bad the software was, but they still wouldn't give me my money back. It's really frustrating when companies make promises they can't keep and then refuse to make things right when their product doesn't work. So yeah, I would definitely steer clear of AudFree and DRmare software if I were you.

I recently tried out DRmare and I have to say, I was a bit disappointed. I decided to check out the trial version and while it did work, there were a few issues that I encountered.

Firstly, I was promised a 5x conversion speed but I didn't notice any significant increase in speed. In fact, it took just as long to convert a minute of music as it did to play it. This is a big problem for me as I have a lot of music that I want to convert and it would take forever at this rate.

Secondly, I found that I couldn't use my PC while the tool was running. This is because the software doesn't actually download songs, it records them. It adds a virtual audio in-/output slot to the PC and blocks all other slots while in use. This means that I can't do anything else on my computer while the conversion is taking place. I think it's important to note that their online description which calls the software a 'downloader' is at least misleading and wrong.

Thirdly, on their website they claim that the software can convert from/to and keep MQA quality. However, after reading through their moderated 5 star only reviews, I discovered that the best quality option for MQA conversion is 'Hifi'. This is very concerning as I was hoping for the best possible quality.

Lastly, I found that the app adds every song into a separate folder/subfolder instead of leaving the choice to fill all converted songs into one flat file. This is not very convenient for my use case.

Overall, I would give DRmare two stars because it did produce a result that I could listen to. However, it seems that all current 'conversion' products are more or less the same. I hope that they can improve their software in the future to address these issues.

30JUN20: Yo, so I gotta update my review on DRmare. They finally got back to me after I wrote a bad review on June 24th and they offered me a refund for the product. That's cool and all, but I still gotta give it 3 stars because it only works for audio conversion and not for iTunes video conversion. I mean, come on, that's a big deal breaker for me. Plus, their customer service was whack. They only responded after I wrote a bad review. Like, seriously?

21JUN20: Bruh, I've been trying to get in touch with DRmare for over a month and a half now (since May 12th) and I still haven't heard anything back. I've sent multiple emails and still haven't even gotten a courtesy reply. I'm trying to use their software for iTunes movies, but it's not working and they're not doing anything about it. It's shady AF that they're ignoring me just to avoid giving me a refund. And don't even get me started on their "positive reviews." Like, where are those even coming from? This is some straight up BS and it's not cool for a legit business to act like this.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend DRmare if you're looking for a program that can convert iTunes videos. Stick to audio conversion if that's all you need. And don't expect good customer service either.