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"I just got a new Chocolate Cell Phone and the only way I can put music onto it is to use Windows Media Player. But the problem is that I have all my music on iTunes and I can't figure out what to do to get all of that music copied onto Windows Media Player." Has this problem frustrated you too? If so, just follow the step by step guide below to learn how to remove DRM protection from iTunes purchased M4P music files, convert DRM protected iTunes M4P to Windows Media Audio (.WMA), transfer iTunes music to Windows Media Player for playing without DRM restriction. The only tool you need is Media Converter Pro, which acts as a DRM Removal, a Video Converter, an HD Video Converter and an Audio Converter. Check out the best DRM Removal Software Review Step 1. Download Media Converter Pro, install and launch it. ( free download ) Step 2. Add iTunes M4P Files You can import iTunes M4P files in three ways: a. Load files by clicking the "Add..." button.

b. Directly drag and drop files to the left main window.

c. Right click on the left main window, click "Add files".

Step 3. Select Output Format By clicking the "Convert audio to:" box, you can select the output audio format for the source M4P files. For example, if you want to play the DRM iTunes M4P on your PSP, you can choose "PSP, PS3" from the profile category list and choose MP3 as the output format.

Note: This DRM removal software also allows you to customize the video/audio parameters for the output files if you are not satisfied with the default settings or cannot find the most appropriate output format for your specific mobile player. Just click the "Settings..." button to make the settings.

Step 4. Start to convert M4P files Click the "Start" button to begin to convert M4P files. Then, you can transfer iTunes music to Windows Media Player and enjoy the iTunes music without any limitation.

How to Transfer iTunes M4P Music to Windows Media Player

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