Problem Need help converting videos downloaded from Amazon Prime

I ended up buying the same show from iTunes instead of Amazon. Removing DRM was still a pain in the ass (had to install some insanely old version of iTunes with old dependencies), but at least it worked!

 

Well, that is a major deal breaker for me to purchase any digital downloads from Amazon Video!!! This is because I was really considering in buying the entire Season 1 and Season 2 episode videos (hence the entire T.V. series) of the Blazing Dragons animated T.V. series – as pirated versions of the Blazing Dragons episodes are available on YouTube, KimCartoon and certain torrent websites, but the video quality is really crappy there [there's still just too much pixelization/blocky-ness, even after I converted (as a test) a couple of the original downloaded video files to full HD and at the highest possible video quality (bit rate) settings (video quality 5) on CloudConvert!]; and as official DVD or Blu-ray releases are NOWHERE to be found (at with an English dub but probably also with any other language dub) in ANY part of the world [this means not only is there no known Region 1/Region A release, but there also is no known Region 2, Region 3, Region 4, etc. release (you can believe me, as I've checked on multiple country versions of e-Bay and Amazon!)], and official VHS tape copies of Blazing Dragons episodes is just completely out of the question for obvious, video (and audio) quality reasons – but, now that I find out about Amazon Video's DRM bullshit, I'm not giving Amazon Video ANY money for digital video files of movies or T.V. show episodes until the company starts behaving itself by getting rid of DRM and stop being shills to movie and T.V. show production/distribution companies and the MPAA!!! However, what am I to do now??? Even though I do have pirated copies of every episode of Blazing Dragons that I've burned to blank DVD's, the picture quality is utter shit there; and I want to be able to watch the Blazing Dragons episodes in decent picture quality and watch them offline in location (my Wi-Fi Internet connection is crappy and very slow here!) – but I am at a loss right now, because I cannot seem to find the Blazing Dragons episodes in decent picture quality AND without any DRM bullshit anywhere; and buying a capture card device is out of the question right now [I just cannot afford it; plus my 9-year-old netbook of a PC can't display video properly in even entry-level HD (720p)]!!! I ABSOLUTELY NEED professional help here with my problem here!!!!! Any help will be appreciated by me!!!

 

@Steven wow if you were that desperate why didn't you just use a screen capture? It's time consuming but it can be done.

Now 2 years later there are a few options now but not going to post links or names on here for obvious reasons.