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How to convert itunes M4P music to MP3 for free
Many users who use itunes regularly may find that most of itunes
music are M4P music. The M4P file type is primarily associated with
'Protected AAC File' by Apple Inc. AAC is the audio layer from the
follow-on format to MP3. The .M4P extension is AAC purchased
from Apple's Music Store (iTune) and is protected by a Digital
Rights Management scheme.
Most songs sold through the iTunes Store are encoded using
FairPlay-encrypted 128 kbits/s AAC streams in an MP4 wrapper,
using M4P extension. Apple has maintained tight control of its
FairPlay encryption. Other online music stores cannot sell music
files encoded with FairPlay. This means that consumers who want to
listen to songs downloaded from the iTunes Store must either have
an iPod or convert the files to an open format. Here is step by step
guide on how to convert M4P music to MP3.
Part one: Using itunes to converting M4p music
Step 1: Run iTunes and set burner options firstly. You can choose
Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Burning menu and then select your
CD burner.
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Note: If you don't have a physical burner, you may use a virtual
burner program, NoteBurner. Go to it official website to download
the program. After you install it, you can choose NoteBurner Virtual
CD-RW as what you do in the first step.
Step 2: Create a new playlist in iTunes and add all m4p files you
want to convert to this new list.
Note: If you use NoteBurner, you need to select the output format in
NoteBurner. After you click Settings button, you can set the output
as MP3, WAV and WMA.
Step 3: Click Burn Disc button in iTunes to starting the burning. If
you use NoteBurner, this is the final step since the program can rip
back the burned music automatically. The output folder will be open
automatically after all music finishes encoding.
Note: If you burn the m4p files on real CD, you need to rip the
music back in iTunes. Open iTunes Edit>Preferences>Advanced
menu and click small Importing tab inside the Advanced tab to
choose "WAV encoder" or "AIFF Encoder" in the "Import Using"
dropdown. In the left-hand panel under "Devices", select the CD that
you burned
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Step 4: In the main window opposite, deselect any CD track(s) you
do not want to convert. Right-click or control-click over them, and
choose the "convert to AIFF" or "convert to WAV" option.
Step 5: After the conversion, you may find the converted file at
C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorMy DocumentsMy
MusiciTunesiTunes Music
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