Little guess, should it be a m4a audio file?ZenithMarth said:It is not a video just a song. It is a MPEG-4 Audio File, is exactly 10.00 Megabytes, and opens with iTunes. I don't have a iPod.
Egonny said:Little guess, should it be a m4a audio file?ZenithMarth said:It is not a video just a song. It is a MPEG-4 Audio File, is exactly 10.00 Megabytes, and opens with iTunes. I don't have a iPod.
You can't convert it because it's DRM protected, unless you burn it on a CD and rip it over again to a non-protected file.
That's .m4b files you're talking about, .m4a files should be unprotected.Egonny said:Little guess, should it be a m4a audio file?ZenithMarth said:It is not a video just a song. It is a MPEG-4 Audio File, is exactly 10.00 Megabytes, and opens with iTunes. I don't have a iPod.
You can't convert it because it's DRM protected, unless you burn it on a CD and rip it over again to a non-protected file.
reimu said:You could always try converting it to mp3 with itunes itself. Make sure you have your import settings set as mp3 (on a mac preferences -> General -> Import Settings [beside "When you insert a CD"]) and right click on the file in itunes, it should say "Create mp3 Version". I'm on a mac though so PC might be different.