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iTunes MP3 compatability
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I have recently got a Sony MP3 player, and have been able to use the accompanying software, Sony Connect, to load music from my hard drive onto it.
However, I have a problem with iTunes. I have bought a lot of music on it and these tracks seem incompatible with the Sony software. How can I change them to make them compatible?
Cheers,
Ashdown.
However, I have a problem with iTunes. I have bought a lot of music on it and these tracks seem incompatible with the Sony software. How can I change them to make them compatible?
Cheers,
Ashdown.
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You can't.
This is the problem with DRM'd music, such as the music bought from most legal online stores (including Apple's).
I advise you to not buy any more legal music from any stores that DRM their music.
To get use of the music you've already bought, add the bought music to a playlist and then burn that playlist as an audioCD. You should then be able to import this like a regular audioCD into your sony connect software. ideally import it as mp3, but knowing sony you may have to import them as atrac (though I don't know this for sure).
This is the problem with DRM'd music, such as the music bought from most legal online stores (including Apple's).
I advise you to not buy any more legal music from any stores that DRM their music.
To get use of the music you've already bought, add the bought music to a playlist and then burn that playlist as an audioCD. You should then be able to import this like a regular audioCD into your sony connect software. ideally import it as mp3, but knowing sony you may have to import them as atrac (though I don't know this for sure).
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