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Crack itunes protected music (remove DRM protection)

Step 2The CD Method- Procedure

The CD Method- Procedure
1) Open Itunes
2) Get a blank CD
3) Put the songs that you want on a playlist
4) Burn the playlist
5) Import the playlist back into iTunes
6) Check to see if the DRM is gone, and if the file is now an mp3
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Oct 3, 2008. 2:21 PMmoagnor says:
iTunes has a quality at only 128, which is VERY compressed, so the quality is already very low compared to a CD. When you do this trick the sound gets even worse. Maybe you claim that you can't hear it, but try to burn, import, then burn the imported and import that again a few times over... Or just listen to a 128 quality mp3 compared to a CD...
Apr 29, 2009. 2:43 AMbishyk says:
Digital copies are loseless....otherwise it'll be a failed copy and the disc burn/import is aborted. Correct me if I'm wrong but this is what I've always thought. If you put 128 bits/s in then you get that back out since the bumps on the disc represent a "digital" representation of the file. I haven't tested this since I have better things to do with my CD-R's :D
May 13, 2009. 8:44 AMstussy says:
digital copies are lossless, but mp3 compression is lossy data compression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mp3#Audio_quality

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