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[Dipstick]

I downloaded (legally ) a file from iTunes. It can be played on WMP but I can't load it to my iPod because the file is DRM-protected. What to do? Is there a prog. (freeware) that I can use? Thanks.

[Keithhiap]

Ipod file is not what u see like .mp3 or wma.

 

I have never try this before but u can try out urself.

 

1. Prepare a CDRW disk, load the downloaded song into apple itune program

 

2. Use itune to burn the song onto the CDRW.

 

3. Once completed, use Windows Media to rip out as WMA or MP3

 

 

I did not say this is a foolproof solution cause i have not tried before.

 

 

As long as u are using a CDRW disk, u can re-use the disk if it does not work.

[Auron]

i don't use itunes and ipod.

but don't understand how come a file downloaded from itunes cannot be played on a ipod.

u mean that the file can only played on the PC.

[Apollo]

tat means ur downloaded file is meta tagged as "license" cannot anyhow convert.

[Wanderer]

There are freewares on the net that allows u to convert this protected file to an unprotected file, so that you can port the file.

[Chisiang]

I use AnyDVD but it's a payware.

 

If it's just a music file, then just use Winamp to play, and use a diskwriter to save to MP3, and the license will be removed liao

[Tommyjen]

Just hijack this thread.. sorry..

 

the usb (small) connection from my portable hard disk was broken.. so i remove the casing, and tried welding back the connector.. but still cannot sense leh.. can someone help advice??

 

Thanks