[wantekc]

Why when I tryed to put some of my music from itunes the media manager would not put them on my blackberry said the were protected! Its my music I have paid for it

[penguin3107]

Wirelessly posted (Breaking Ball)



Music purchased from the itunes music store is protected with Apple's DRM.

It will only play in itunes, an ipod, or the iphone.

(Unless they are 'itunes plus' tracks.)

[fonejunkie]

Burn it to a CD and rip it back into iTunes... that kills the DRM and it will then play on any device.

[strike2tamu]

Wirelessly posted (8100 Strike 2)

Stupid apple.

[fonejunkie]

Originally Posted by strike2tamu

Wirelessly posted (8100 Strike 2)

Stupid apple.

More like stupid RIAA... but why split hairs?

[wobly]

Convert DRM Music: Copy protected WMA music to MP3, iPod and other MP3 players
Works great. Strips DRM.

[ricpac]

Burn as audio, rip = losing artwork and ID3 tags
But that's the only way to do it though

EDIT: Soundtaxi looks kewl though. I might give it a try.

[Motorcycle Mama]

DoubleTwist

[sequethin]

just steal your music and you'll not encounter this problem ;)

kidding! sorta :(

[Zuuuuuunt]

MelodyCan Audio Converter supports the most popular audio files formats as WMA, MP3, WAV and converts them into these formats, including resampling. MelodyCan audio converter uses the most modern and fast audio codecs, allowing you to compress your files with maximum quality.

works on 64 bit OS too

[curtst]

I use a program called TuneBite covnerts files and strips the DRM.

[dasunst3r]

While talking about pirating your music is funny and all, the best solution is actually to use Amazon's MP3 store. It doesn't have any of that pesky Apple DRM and allows you to use the music on any device you own.