You can find the pathway in iTunes. Look at your "Purchased Music" playlist. Right click on a song and select "get info". On the bottom of the summary tab you'll find the pathway to your music file. Do this for all of your purchased music. Once you find the files, then you should be able to drag them onto your player. But you won't be able to put songs on a non-iPod player if they are protected - they need to be the unprotected iTunes plus tracks or the stuff that you ripped from cds. You probably already knew that but I wanted to mention it anyway for those that didn't. This method is fine if you don't have a lot of purchased songs.
You can also do a search of your hard drive, provided your default selection for ripping cds isn't AAC. You'll want to look for files with .m4a - this file extension is for unprotected songs. If you listen to podcasts, you may get a few of these in your results since some put podcasts are put out in AAC format. You should be able to drag from there.
By the way, protected purchased content from iTunes are .m4p
Hi!
I've been reading and viewing a lot of reviews of the new Creative Zen. It says that it can play ACC files from iTunes but you can't trasfer them via iTunes. Is it possibel to find the files, you bought at iTunes, on the harddrive and then drag them to the player?

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