One of the biggest announcements made by Apple during the recent Macworld Expo was the news that, soon, all music sold by the iTunes Store will be free of digital rights management (DRM) restrictions.

Believe it or not, the cure for converting your purchased AAC files into MP3 files lies right inside iTunes, on either Windows or Mac OS X. There’s no need to download special software. There’s also a ...

I recently signed up to itunes music store to download a couple of individual songs that I wanted. 99 cents a song - not a real investment for 2 songs.<BR><BR>Songs downloaded fine and ofcourse play ...

Apple intentionally sells iTunes songs in "FairPlay" protected M4P format, partly to prevent songs from being played on non-iPod hardware. There are a few open-source projects that have been set up to ...

A free application purports to convert music purchased from Apple's iTunes music store into plain old unprotected MP3s that can be played on any number of computers or MP3 players. DVD Next Copy ...

Larry Dixon wants to convert MP3 to AAC in iTunes, like he used to. But in the latest version, he can’t figure out the process. I admit, it’s a little wonky, and I had to read up and test the process, ...