Is there a way to convert i tunes purchased music to a .wav file?
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You could just burn the desired tracks to a CD, then use iTunes (or any other CD ripping software) to rip the CD.\n\nIf you really want .wav files, make sure your software is set to rip to .wav (and not MP3). If you use iTunes, go to Preferences -> Advanced -> Import, and select WAV encoding.
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You can convert the itunes file (in the itunes program) into a wav file, which you can then play in windows media player.
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download.com probably has an audio converter. Search for ".mid to .wav"
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Make sure that you import the songs from the CD directly to iTunes so that they songs are in your library, then transfer from there.  WMA such must be converted to I believe ACC format in order for them to played on your iPod.  Importing songs from another music source like a CD or music downloader to iTunes will automatically be reformatted to an acceptable format for iTunes.
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well itunes supports mp3 files first of all, you must be talking about wma, you just drag them to itunes and it will convert them for you, oh and you dont pay its free...
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Use this online converter to convert real media to mp3 (which iTunes can play)\nhttp://media-convert.com/convert/index.php\n\nHope it helps
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thers a site call mp3towav.com they have a program there trhat will convert video for your i pod good luck i hope it works for you
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im almost 100% sure that you cant. you need itunes to transfer the songs...and xbox dosnt have itunes.
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There's lots of software that's at your disposal. For one, the computers that I know of have something called Dell MusicMatch Jukebox, and under the file menu, it has a "convert files" feature. There, Dell MusicMatch Jukebox can convert your .WAV files to .MP3 files. As an alternative, if that piece of software isn't available on your computer, or if you don't feel like getting, you can find various freeware and shareware programs that are able to do the same thing. Try checking sites such as www.tucows.com or www.download.com, where there are plenty of programs that can do .WAV to .MP3 conversion. Thanks for the good question and good luck!
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you can do a search on programs you can download.  Usually they give you a free trial period or you can convert a certain number of songs.
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I use limewire and just convert the song to aac format. Limewire is totally free, but you might want to be careful about copyrigt laws.
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Yes, you can import the songs into iTunes. I actually like to get audio books from the library and import them into iTunes and then delete them after I'm done.
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just like how you would put a regular song onto your ipod. just play it on itunes and click and drag.
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TRY USING VIDEORA SOFTWARE TO CONVERT THEM..\nI STOPPED USING ITUNES BECAUSE IT SUCKS\nDOWNLOAD THE NEW WINAMP WICH HAS A PLUGIN THAT ALLOWS U TO UPDATE UR IPOD.  NO INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED AND PLUS, U CAN DOWNLOAD MUSIC FROM OTHER COMPUTERS AND IT DOESNT RESET WHEN U CONNECT IT
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If by an iTunes file you mean an audio file with an .m4a or similar file extension, then yes there are ways you can convert them Try jhymn.org. It can also convert from iTunes format to .mp3 as well. Hope this helps.
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Yes, however you need software to do so.\n\nIf you have an IPOD for instance, you use the I-Tunes software.\n\nThe process consists of converting the tracks on the CD using the software, which you can save in a variety of formats, .mp3 being the easiest in my opinion if you are going to copy them to an mp3 player.\n\nSimple answer is to get software such as CDEx, etc, or go to download.com and search for "cd to mp3."
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The easiest way that I know of is to burn a CD with those songs on it, then import the CD into Music Match. I believe that everything else that you try will not work because license information will be attached to the file.