It's possible to burn your iTunes songs onto a CD, then rip them as MP3 onto windows media player or something...I've done it before. It's just time-consuming.
is it possible?
how?
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is it possible?
how?
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It's possible to burn your iTunes songs onto a CD, then rip them as MP3 onto windows media player or something...I've done it before. It's just time-consuming.
and very easy, provided that these tracks were NOT purchased from the iTunes Music Store.
It involves a couple of steps but nothing to fancy.
1. Open iTunes and make a new playlist of the tracks you want to convert.
2. Go to Edit/Preferences and under the Import Tab, set the encoder to MP3 at whatever sample rate you want. Close Preferences.
3. Highlight (Select) the entire playlist. Go to the Advanced Menu option and select "Convert Selection to MP3"
4. Sit back and watch it all happen.
All the selected tracks will become MP3 tracks.
Any good?
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