Easiest way to convert copyright protected WMA to AAC (iPod)

[Evan]

***Disclaimer*** I am not trying to do anything illegal. I received a gift card for 30 songs from work and I can't move them to my ipod thanks to DRM. These are songs I legally own for my personal use. I run Vista Premium.

I don't want to have to buy anything. I have already tried putting them on a CD then auto import them back to iTunes which has worked for me before.

This whole DRM thing is BS....all DRM does is create a slight hassle for pirates and massive headaches for legit users like myself. I hate being treated like a f-ing criminal when I have never once down loaded a song illegally :pctoss

[nacho]

Try these.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&channel=s&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=+Easiest+way+to+convert+copyright+protected+WMA+ to+AAC+%28iPod%29&btnG=Search

[nacho]

Try this one.

http://pcwin.com/Audio/Rippers___Encoders/WMAConvert/screen.htm

http://pcwin.com/media/images/screen/WMAConvert_52204.gif

[nacho]

More...........

http://www.bestshareware.net/videoguide/m4pconverter.htm

[Lance]

I have over 25 different converters if you live in San Antonio I can give you some.

[2centsworth]

tunebit. I'm not sure it's the most inexpensive, but It's been great for me. I can convert Napster, Itunes, etc... to MP3 and upload them to any MP3 Player.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

dbPower Amp is a cool FREE converter of pretty much all audio formats. you have to pay for the converting x to mp3's though only.

[Evan]

thanks folks! :toast