Agent Orange

someone needs to make an app to batch convert all your itunes store stuff from aac to mp3

Reggie

SoundTaxi easily converts DRM protected music files and various audio files to unprotected MP3, CD, iPod and other MP3 player file formats at high speed and CD quality.



Before you start to use SoundTaxi, we remind you that SoundTaxi frees only the music you've purchased. SoundTaxi converts your purchased protected songs for use on iPod, any other MP3 player, CD player, mobile phone or PC - without any restrictions or DRM protection. So the requirement is that you must be able to play your original files in Windows Media® Player or in QuickTime® Player on your PC.



As input files SoundTaxi supports all audio formats which can be played in Windows Media® Player and AAC format. Output formats are MP3, AAC (M4A) and WAV.



SoundTaxi preserves ID3 tags for artist, album, title names etc.

Agent Orange

hmm need to find a mac version of that

SpfldS4

If you find one let me know! I just dragged and dropped the files onto the card for now.

James P.

Just kidding. As Reggie says below, there are several utilities that can be used to do the conversation process, even for the Mac. Google is your friend... If I had a mac I could probably recommend one, but I'm a PC user.

RI A6

It runs in a batch mode where you can point it at your current iTunes music directory, and create an identical mp3 directory.<ul><li><a href="http://www.wma-convert.com/">WMA Convert</a></li></ul>

ub2slw

create a new playlist...select all, right click, Convert to MP3...done

ub2slw

go to preferences, advanced, then importing..make sure MP3 Encoder is selected from the drop down list under "Import Using:"

RI A6

Then they are protected.

Agent Orange

the issue is taking them from protected aac to mp3