ffactoryxx
13-12-2006 13:51:18
How do i convert Itunes protected music into an MP3 and get rip of this password protection
TFOAF
13-12-2006 13:55:11
That'd be sweet to know. But I highly doubt that can be done. It's uber encrypted.
EatChex89
13-12-2006 14:21:06
i thought itunes was aac..?
TFOAF
13-12-2006 14:40:03
[quote73e515b4c0="EatChex89"]i thought itunes was aac..?[/quote73e515b4c0]
When you purchase a song off the iTunes Store, it's saved as an MP4.
gafdpc
13-12-2006 14:42:41
There is definitely software to do it...I don't have any and don't know where to get it...but if you were interested you might wanna search Google for "hymn"
notbartsimpson
13-12-2006 14:45:57
In Itunes, under Preferences, click the advanced tab and then click the burning tab and Itunes can burn a MP3 CD for you (which will probably not have any type of encryption on it). If it does, you can just burn them as a standard audio CD and they will have no protection and you can convert that to whatever you want (MP3, WMA & etc...)
I hope this helps. )
cwncool
13-12-2006 15:52:15
Or... Check out JHymn.
http//hymn-project.org/jhymndoc/
This [i6fd010de85]normally[/i6fd010de85] will convert the files. Songs purchased under certain versions of iTunes though, have an encryption that they haven't cracked yet.
dmorris68
13-12-2006 16:59:01
JHymn doesn't work on anything past iTunes5, and Apple has pretty much shutdown iTunes5 and below.
In the meantime a lot of us former JHymn users are now using myFairTunes. You can read about it in the JHymn forums -- which reminds me, I had promised in the forums a few weeks ago to try to compile a patch into the new version since the author was on hiatus. Then I got busy and forgot. oops