Comments on: Remove iTunes DRM Protection http://stevemart.in/2009/01/31/remove-itunes-drm-protection/ My Family, My Work, and Me. Fri, 09 Dec 2011 18:15:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: meili http://stevemart.in/2009/01/31/remove-itunes-drm-protection/comment-page-1/#comment-368 meili Wed, 03 Nov 2010 02:38:36 +0000 http://stevemart.in/?p=242#comment-368 DRM Media Converter is innovative DRM removal software that can remove DRM protection from movies and music bought from iTunes 10, Microsoft Media Center, Napster, Pandora, BBC iPlayer, Amazon video on Demand and other DRM protected media center legally. In addition, this media converter can convert both DRM protected and common music videos to the format you need for your multimedia device. http://www.aimersoft.com/drm-media-converter.html DRM Media Converter is innovative DRM removal software that can remove DRM protection from movies and music bought from iTunes 10, Microsoft Media Center, Napster, Pandora, BBC iPlayer, Amazon video on Demand and other DRM protected media center legally. In addition, this media converter can convert both DRM protected and common music videos to the format you need for your multimedia device.

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]]> By: Steve Martin http://stevemart.in/2009/01/31/remove-itunes-drm-protection/comment-page-1/#comment-243 Steve Martin Wed, 21 Oct 2009 04:30:05 +0000 http://stevemart.in/?p=242#comment-243 Well, the bitrate of the iTunes songs is pretty high to start with. When converted to a standard music CD, it reverts the track back to a WAV file. I am no expert on the conversion to MP3 from WAV but I always understood it to be more of a compression. Compressions can be uncompressed back to their original state. I know there is some loss, but if you start with a pretty high quality file, the chances of anyone noticing any loss is pretty unlikely. I don't buy many songs from iTunes because of the DRM protection but for the ones I have purchased, I burned and re-ripped and the resulting files sound fabulous. Well, the bitrate of the iTunes songs is pretty high to start with. When converted to a standard music CD, it reverts the track back to a WAV file. I am no expert on the conversion to MP3 from WAV but I always understood it to be more of a compression. Compressions can be uncompressed back to their original state. I know there is some loss, but if you start with a pretty high quality file, the chances of anyone noticing any loss is pretty unlikely. I don’t buy many songs from iTunes because of the DRM protection but for the ones I have purchased, I burned and re-ripped and the resulting files sound fabulous.

]]> By: Denny Wanlass http://stevemart.in/2009/01/31/remove-itunes-drm-protection/comment-page-1/#comment-242 Denny Wanlass Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:20:28 +0000 http://stevemart.in/?p=242#comment-242 That is one way to remove DRM but burning a lossy format to a CD and then re-ripping it degrades the quality of the music track somewhat. That is one way to remove DRM but burning a lossy format to a CD and then re-ripping it degrades the quality of the music track somewhat.

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