How to Remove the Copy Protection From WMA Files
If you have purchased Windows Media Audio (WMA) files from Napster or Rhapsody, you probably ran into a roadblock trying to load them to portable players. This is because music files from these sites employ a copy protection known as DRM protection. To use these files elsewhere, you need a DRM converter program that can remove the copy protection and transform your music files into an unprotected format such as MP3.
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Instructions
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Download Daniusoft Media Converter Pro (see link in Resources). Follow the setup and install it to your computer. Launch the program. Click "Add." Locate your copy-protected WMA audio file, and then click "Open" to load it.
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Double-click your WMA file in the source window to preview it. Select the audio format, in the "Convert audio to" window. Click the "Settings" button to adjust your sound quality.
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Click "Start" to begin converting your file. When the conversion is complete, the copy protection on your audio file is removed.
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Tips & Warnings
There are other DRM converter programs, such as DRM Removal (see link in Resources).
