iTunes bought music and none Apple MP3 players.

[BoomAM]

Hi.
I currently own an iPod 60Gb, but ive been thinking of selling it and getting a 4Gb iRiver Clix (finally on sale over here).
The problem is that i have about 20-30 tracks/audiobooks, ect; that ive bought through iTunes, i take it that im not gonna be able to use them with the iRiver Clix?

 

[Scythe]

Quick answer is no. There is ways to unlock the DRM but cannot discuss it here

 

[Phoenix211]

google Tunebite.

 

[BoomAM]

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I'd edit that out if i was out, before the mods come.

 

[Phoenix211]

is it not a legitimate bit of software? and to be honest, whats stopping him from playing the file and recording at the same time with audacity?

 

[BoomAM]

is it not a legitimate bit of software? and to be honest, whats stopping him from playing the file and recording at the same time with audacity?

1st, 'him' is me.
Second, its basically software that decrypts stuff, and that sort of stuff isnt usually aloud to be mentioned on here.

 

[BillytheImpaler]

Failing all else you could burn it to a CD and rip it back to a compressed lossy format like mp3.

 

[Phoenix211]

1st, 'him' is me.
Second, its basically software that decrypts stuff, and that sort of stuff isnt usually aloud to be mentioned on here.

lol sorry bud, didnt realise. Just trying to help!

 

[BoomAM]

lol sorry bud, didnt realise. Just trying to help!

Np.
Just informing you before the mods gave you a talking to.

Failing all else you could burn it to a CD and rip it back to a compressed lossy format like mp3.

Thought of doing that, heres the problem though, a lot of my audio books are over 1h30m long. So they wont fit on a CD.

 

[Seft]

In all fairness, it's equally illegal to rip the CD

 

[Flibster]

Failing all else you could burn it to a CD and rip it back to a compressed lossy format like mp3.

Plus - it would sound utter cack...

Simon/~Flibster