And you even said they were protected in your first post! I must have missed that.
For protected files you may need to burn to CD, then rip with your favourite ripper. You can burn a disk from a playlist in iTunes. Haven't tried to then rip to MP3 with iTunes, but Nero and EAC work.
Originally posted by Platy767:And you even said they were protected in your first post! I must have missed that.
For protected files you may need to burn to CD, then rip with your favourite ripper. You can burn a disk from a playlist in iTunes. Haven't tried to then rip to MP3 with iTunes, but Nero and EAC work.
I had this same question and looked at threads before posting and luckily found this.
Are you saying to burn the song to a disc and then upload it back to i tunes? and it should then be an mp3?
I bought a song from itunes for a slideshow dvd i'm doing through dvd santa and it i can't seem to get it to upload it. thanks
Yes. The protection on iTunes is less stringent, more reasonable, than other downloads I have used. iTunes allows the purchased track(s) to be burned to audio CD (Burn disc) within the application on an authorised computer.
You can then rip the CD to whatever format you like with your favourite ripper like EAC or Nero - even iTunes MP3(setup your import settings for MP3). Just be aware that the iTunes download is already compressed, so burning it to a CD then re-ripping is another compression/lossy stage.
