Converting iTunes to Windows Media Player

[demonbrawn]

My wife has an MP4 player and it doesn't support iTunes music formats. Is there any free software that converts these file types to wma or other supported windows media player formats?

[Grings]

http://blogs.msdn.com/joemorel/archive/2006/12/19/moving-from-itunes-to-windows-media-player-part-ii.aspx

this might help, once the music is converted to mp3, wmp's sync function should convert (if even required) to a compatible format

[demonbrawn]

Yeah, I think this might work...

[LiNKiN]

Another possible route is to burn the tracks to a cd within Itunes, and then just rip it. Thats usually what I do. Either way is delicious. :toast:

[wazzledoozle]

http://www.google.com/search?q=aac+drm+removal

[Wile E]

My wife has an MP4 player and it doesn't support iTunes music formats. Is there any free software that converts these file types to wma or other supported windows media player formats?Are these songs bought from iTunes Music Store, or ripped CDs? An mp4 player will play iTunes ripped songs, as long as it's not in Apple Lossless or AIFF, but it won't play Music Store songs by default.