I think you have to burn the songs as a regular audio CD and then convert that into mp3 before you can listen to it on your palm. The format Apple use is a proprietary format, unless you have an iPod...
I must correct that statement. MPEG 4 AAC is not a proprietary format. Apple is just an early adapter of the format that is from the same people or companies that brought you MP3 about twenty years ago. Broadcasters are using AAC also.
That's true, but for songs purchased from iTunes Music Store, Apple adds a DRM (Digital Rights Management) layer to the original AAC format.
The "regular" AAC music has an .m4a extension, while iTunes-purchased music has an .m4p extension. The former can be converted within iTunes, the latter cannot.
(Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm typing it all from memory.)
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