iTunes Protected Files

[FireHead]

If you had some iTunes protected music files that you bought and wanted to play them on a non-iTunes supported mp3 player, how do you go about removing the protection?

[2001Stroker]

I bought some music from them one time. I read the protection agreement, and it said something like it could be played unlimited times, but only on the computer it was downloaded to. So, I burned it to a CD in WMA, and then ripped it to the same computer in WMA. The album cover didn't show up in my library, but I was able to get it on my player.

[Bansh-eman]

mark,

 

look up a thing called wmaconverter, it cost me like 15 bucks and it lets you convert protected files to unportected files. so when i download mp3s or what ever i always run it through there to make them all the same file types and get rid of any protection crap.

[dajogejr]

Or Tunebite.

Works the same/similar way....

[racer]

wmaconverter + torrent = free.

[Bansh-eman]

wmaconverter + torrent = free.

i concure, thats exactly what i do. i have ALOT of music and paid for almost none of it

[FireHead]

mark,

 

look up a thing called wmaconverter, it cost me like 15 bucks and it lets you convert protected files to unportected files. so when i download mp3s or what ever i always run it through there to make them all the same file types and get rid of any protection crap.

Do you know who the software manufacturer is for the one you have? :geek:

[Bansh-eman]

Do you know who the software manufacturer is for the one you have? :geek:

http://www.wma-convert.com/

[FireHead]

http://www.wma-convert.com/

Thanks man!