Hi David
You can only do it once per song. If you want to move the songs to
another computer, just delete the old ones from the other computers
and import the new ones. Obviously, authorizations won't be a concern
for them, so upgrade them and put them on as many computers as you wish.
On Jan 8, 2009, at 17:02, David Hole wrote:
Thanks so much guys.
But do ye know if this costs on each computer I do this,or does it
only cost the first time?
And second, will the "old" ones be removed, or do i have to do so
myself?
Scott Rutkowski skrev:
HI David.
Basically if you want to upgrade your entire library to drm free
iTunes plus, visit the main iTunes store page by doing a command
shift h or choosing home from the store menu in iTunes.
Then navigate to the html area in iTunes and there will be a
heading toward the bottom of the iTunes store home page called
quick links. One of those links is called upgrade my library.
When you choose this link, you will be given a price on how much it
will cost to upgrade all the tracks that are available in iTunes
plus 256k aac format and you can click the button to download all
the new upgraded tracks and albums.
Unfortunately at this time you can't choose which tracks and or
albums you wish to upgrade.
It's all or none.
Once all the new drm free tracks are downloaded, the original 128k
drm tracks are deleted from your mac seen's you no longer need the
older drm encoded music.
Hope this helps.
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Hole" <[email protected]
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To: "MacVisionaries" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 7:52 AM
Subject: "upgrading" an iTunes-file with DRM to one without...
Hello guys.
Have anyone of you guys found out how one can "upgrade" a file/
album that's bought on iTunes from a DRM-protected file or album
to an iTunes-Plus (without DRM, and 256kbs)?
Regards David
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