On Jun 17, 2015, at 11:50 AM, Jonathan Fletcher <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well, I know that I contradict Lee at the peril of being proved a fool, but, > IIRC, iTunes has always allowed you to burn regular CDs from DRMed music. Thanks for clarifying this. I didn’t mean to imply it all couldn’t be done from iTunes; I just claim Toast does a better job converting MPEG4/AAC into MP3. Toast also includes the artist/title information, so it will show up when your player is smart enough to read and display it. (iTunes never included this before, but I’ve not done a CD with it in years, so I don’t know if it does so these days.) > So, as many discovered, to remove the DRM, simply burn a CD and re-import it. > At that time it wouldn’t let you burn an MP3 CD or any form of digital > conversion, other than to Audio CD format. I have not tried this with recent > versions of iTunes, but it may still work. Here’s where I’d download it all over again. The method you point out does AAC —> CDA —> AAC, which is two format conversions. Every time you do a conversion, a little bit of fidelity is lost. It’s better to grab the original from Apple.
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