itunes onto walkman

mantra_man
mantra_man Posts: 162
edited June 2007 in The Crudcatcher
ive just got a sony ericsson w810i. ive tried to put the tracks i bought on itunes onto it but it it wont allow me to. does anyone know how to overcome this?

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  • fizik
    fizik Posts: 247
    type it into google, so long as the files are not protected you can play anything on a walkman phone, aac and mp3. I found a programme on google that lets me transfer music and was free for my k750i

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  • Fantastic Mr Fox
    Fantastic Mr Fox Posts: 848
    Oh god, its because you bought them off of iTunes they are encrypted and will not work on anything other than iTunes or iPods. To decrypt it, you'll have to write all the tracks to a CD and then rip them using your Sony software.

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  • fizik
    fizik Posts: 247
    Or buy some fancy software to convert, sorry my previous post is irrelevant seeing as they are protected.

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    single speed -http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/1370469/
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    single speed -http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/1370469/
  • Jonny
    Jonny Posts: 4,374
    Burn all the tracks to an audio CD, but record it as an iso file. Mount the iso and rip into mp3/ogg/whatever and you'll get unprotected tracks [:)].

    Or use tunebite. 4x re-recording speed of the protected tracks into a new unprotected file.
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  • Flurry
    Flurry Posts: 698
    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Jonny</i>

    <b>Burn all the tracks to an audio CD, but record it as an iso file. Mount the iso and rip into mp3/ogg/whatever and you'll get unprotected tracks [:)].</b>

    Or use tunebite. 4x re-recording speed of the protected tracks into a new unprotected file.
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    how much quality does that lose?

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  • Jonny
    Jonny Posts: 4,374
    Seeing as iTunes tracks are 128kbps (I think), it's not like you're starting with amazing quality anyway...

    But it doesn't lose much.
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  • mantra_man
    mantra_man Posts: 162
    can i simply just create a playlist in itunes burn that onto a cd and put that in or because i created the cd through itunes will it not work
  • whyamihere
    whyamihere Posts: 7,715
    You don't actually think you've <i>bought</i> the music do you?
  • jamiejim
    jamiejim Posts: 244
    I hate itunes music, its just a bunch of DRM crap
    MBUK

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