Free (in more ways than one) iTunes music
Does anyone here buy music from Apple's iTunes Music Store (iTMS)?
I don't, because their music is encrypted in a form that's both incompatible with Linux and most non-Apple players, and too restrictive for my taste even within those parameters ( Read more... )
I don't, because their music is encrypted in a form that's both incompatible with Linux and most non-Apple players, and too restrictive for my taste even within those parameters ( Read more... )
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And is there any way to change the format of the encoding? I got some stuff from my dad's computer before I left not realzing that the format is murderous.
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The only way I know to change the encoding once it's downloaded with iTunes is to use iTunes to burn it to a CD, then rip the CD. Of course you lose quality that way since it's lossy compression.
Or maybe use that Linux program to grab the music before iTunes encrypts it.
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