[MacDV] Authorizing iTunes purchase for my computer

[Lanny Cotler]

When in doubt, use Audio Hijack Pro. Anything going through the Mac  
audio circuits can be recorded to disk. I swear by it; nothing's off  
the table, not even impeaching Cheney.


On Aug 10, 2007, at 8:26 AM, Dennis Fazio wrote:

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> On Aug 9, 2007, at Thu, Aug 9 2007, 8:18 am, Stephen Orbach wrote:
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>> I seem to recall a tip in either MacLife or MacWorld where you  
>> could do it internally by first importing it into Wiretap ( I  
>> think) which would strip the DRM  and then re-importing them into  
>> ITunes.
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> Wiretap is a recording app, so, though it would work,  I think this  
> would require real-time translation, which could get lengthy  
> depending upon the music involved. But it would save CDs.
>
> I seem to remember once doing the export to audio out of iTunes and  
> reimport back in, but instead of doing it to CD, I was able to do  
> it to a disk image. However, current versions of iTunes don't allow  
> export of audio to anything other than an audio CD. I was going to  
> go back to try to find older versions of iTunes, but haven't gotten  
> to this.  I remember doing several albums worth of songs from the  
> iTunes music store to get them from protected AAC into MP3 format.
>
> -- 
> Dennis Fazio
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