iTunes AAC to iMovie 2

[Charles Martin]

> From: Kunga <Kunga at FutureMedia.org>
>>> iTunes will, so use that. It will not let you (directly) convert to
>>> MP3, however.
>
> Yes it will.
>
You are mistaken, but I wasn't clear enough in my answer.

AAC files *purchased from the iTunes Music Store* (hereafter referred 
to as "protected AAC files") cannot be converted to ANY of iTunes' 
other formats directly. Try it yourself and you will see.

(they can of course be burned directly to an Audio CD, however)

AAC files that you make yourself (using iTunes or some other option) 
are UNprotected and CAN be converted to other formats directly in 
iTunes.

_Chas_

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Switch: Apple makes design decisions based on a sincere desire to make 
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