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How-To: Convert DRM protected audio files

Posted in AV, Entertainment, Howto, Tech by Derek at 7:00 pm
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DRM (Digital Rights Management) locked files can be such a pain. Unfortunately, the number of helpful – albeit free – utilities floating around which promise successful conversions are a needle in a haystack. Fortunately for Windows users, Tunebite offers successful conversions of files. While the utility does work, it’s important to note that the luxury of unlocked DRM files comes at a price. Once paid for and installed, Tunebite offers the following functionality:

  • convert protected M4V to MP4, M4V to WMV, M4V to AVI or M4V to MPEG;
  • convert protected WMV to unprotected MP4, WMV;
  • Record AA to MP3, WMA, OGG;
  • Decrypt M4b to MP3, OGG and WMA;
  • Convert M4P to MP3, WMA and OGG;
  • Convert protected AAC, WMA to MP3.

You can take a look at a full tutorial and walk through with images here.

*cough *cough *cough I sure wish I could get this up and running.

2 Responses to “How-To: Convert DRM protected audio files”

  1. MuvAudio (http://www.muvaudio.com/) works really well, too. I’ve used that with Napster and it puts out really nice audio.

  2. Justin says:

    i smell a virus…you coming down with something, cause your coughing a lot ;)?

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