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ralftaro wrote on 5/19/2008, 9:38 AM
What do you mean by "downloaded" on iTunes? Do you mean you actually downloaded them from the Internet using iTunes, i.e. you purchased them from the iTunes shop? In this case you wouldn't be able to convert them for legal reasons, because it's most likely protected content. The file extension is probably M4P, too.
Ashrali wrote on 8/7/2020, 3:10 AM

it's because iTunes has it's DRM protection to prevent you from playing or converting music on it, you have to download a converting tool to do the work

emmrecs wrote on 8/7/2020, 10:21 AM

@Ashrali

Did you notice you had posted to a thread which is more than 12 years old!  Please do not resurrect such old threads.

It will now be closed.

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