Convert iTunes to MP3 Format - Comments Page 27

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the edit, preferences, import options idea worked, now i have MP3 versions of all my songs!!! thank you again!! =D

BOB,great info...it worked on acc files and I will try the cd method on the protected acc files....?could the cd method be used on a flash drive memory stick.....

I have what I assume is the newest version of Itunes. I bought 12 songs this morning NOT knowing about this crap AND I dont see anywhere on there these above options of changing the files (but will look again) and I popped in a brand new blank CD to try the other option and got a pop up box about burning the songs cant be done cuz cuz cuz. Looking like 12 bucks down the drain..........

Yep, the only thing I get when I right click on a file is *convert to AAC version*.....

I use wondershare media converter to help me to do this.It is a cool tool.
http://www.flash-on-tv.com/media-converter.html#141

EDITOR'S NOTE: Yes, but why pay $40 for this when you can get other software to do the job for free?

This article answered so many questions! Thank you!! Also-- if you want this to work with your protected AAC files, you need to pay a premium to convert them to iTunes plus files. You can also try burning them to an audio CD and ripping them as mp3s... sometimes it works

I couldn't get this to work. I've downloaded 3 different converters that should be able to convert it, but I can't find anything in iTunes to burn a CD. I even followed all the instructions Ive found in several places. It really aggravates me that Apple won't allow us to do what we want with something that is rightfully ours!

Hey mine said convert to Mp3 from AAC so I clicked it and it worked

Thanks, Bob, you're a legend! If it wasn't for you, my son wouldn't have got his meditations put on his MP3 player!

Thanks Bob! Your article was very helpful and straight forward. I appreciate what you do!