By fifiward
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Most songs sold through the iTunes Store are encoded using FairPlay-encrypted 128 kbits/s AAC streams in an MP4 wrapper, using M4P extension. Apple has maintained tight control of its FairPlay encryption. Other online music stores cannot sell music files encoded with FairPlay. This means that consumers who want to listen to songs downloaded from the iTunes Store must either have an iPod or convert the files to an open format.
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j00x said
on 8/20/2008 DVDneXtCOPY iTurns is the best tool to convert iTunes music to mp3 and other formats. They have a free version on their website also. http://www.dvdnextcopyiturns.com
CrayDeng said
on 7/30/2008 8 steps is too complicated, I got a converter which can convert M4P to MP3 and M4V to MP4 with only 3 steps:
Add files->Choose output format->Conversion
http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/digital-media-converter-pro.html
terry007 said
on 7/28/2008 I always use tuneclone. it can help to remove the drm protection and convert the protected music files via v virtual cd drive.
http://www.tuneclone.com
JKarina said
on 7/22/2008 I found an excellent conversion software - TuneCab Ultra! It can convert protected and unprotected audio, video, extract sound from video, remove DRM, download and convert video from YouTube etc. Easy to use all in one software! http://www.tunecab.com
jieeafeea said
on 7/21/2008 You need not CD burner at all. Just directly convert iTunes protected music following the guide http://www.m4ptomp3.net
You can convert 9 files at the same time with the 3x speed.