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I wish I could
I wish that I could download tracks from the Apple music store, but due to the fact that my MP3 player does not play AAC files, and Apple has set it up so that you cannot convert their files to MP3, it really isn't an option for me. The only way that I have heard to convert these files is to burn them to CD and then re-rip them as MP3, and this seems like a pain (not to mention the fact that Fortune magazine says that it has hideous results).
I wish I could
Of course it's natural to turn to Fortune for all your audiophile
I wish I could
Sure. If course it's not natural to turn to Fortune, except that I had just finished reading that article and I had no reason to disbelieve what they were saying.
re: I wish I could
I wish that I could download tracks from the Apple music store, but due to the fact that my MP3 player does not play AAC files, and Apple has set it up so that you cannot convert their files to MP3, it really isn't an option for me. You could always use Audio Hijack Pro. It will grab audio from any program and output it into a MP3 file for you. So it's pretty easy to convert your protected AAC file into a MP3 file. Good for those people who have an MP3 player and don't want to go to the hassle of burning a CD and then converting it back to MP3.
re: I wish I could
using audio hijack is almost as much of a pain because you have
You Can!
I will not say how...DCMA...USA....no freedom to do so. |
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