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matty2670 | 14:14 Wed 02nd Aug 2006 | Technology
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Do songs downloaded from iTunes only work on an iPod? I can't get them to work on other MP3 players so I guess that there i something in each download that means it only works on a product made by Apple! If this is the case, is there any way round it? (Without having to buy an iPod...)
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The recprd companies made Apple put DRM (Digital Rights Management) software which restricts the devices a download can play on and the number of CD you can write.
There are ways around DRM though. The easiest is to write you downloads as an audio CD and then copy them back into an iTunes folder. You can also decide at this stage to change the file format from the default mp4 to mp3 which other players can better cope with. This strips the DRM from your downloads. remember mp3 file wile be larger and of poorer quality than the mp4.
l`ve got a sony mp3.. and l and l minimize the l-tune library and the sony library onto the same page then l drag my files from l-tunes across to my sony file
pomsta: this will will work regular non-DRM'd music, but not for the DRM'd music like gromit talks about.
got ya ... sorry mate
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