iTunes 7.0.1

[acearchie]

Does anybody have this version of iTunes, or knows a link to where I can find it!

To tell you the truth I am trying to use FairGame to get rid of the DRM on the songs downloaded from itunes, not because I'm stealing them or anything like that but because I want them to work on my phone!

I bought the song so surely I should be allowed to do that!

But its only said to work with 7.0.1 and i have 7.0.2 and I have tried a couple of times and it comes up with an error!

Thanks for your help!

 

[Eraserhead]

I'm not sure it will help much, the additional strength DRM will already have been applied by 7.0.2

 

[acearchie]

I'm not sure it will help much, the additional strength DRM will already have been applied by 7.0.2

Ok thanks.

Does anybody know any other ways to get the tracks to work on my phone as simple mp3?

Thanks

 

[Eraserhead]

Well as the phone quality will be rubbish anyway, so I'd burn them to a CD and re-rip as MP3, (iTunes==>Preferecences==>Advanced==>Import to set it to rip as an MP3)

 

[acearchie]

Well as the phone quality will be rubbish anyway, so I'd burn them to a CD and re-rip as MP3, (iTunes==>Preferecences==>Advanced==>Import to set it to rip as an MP3)

My phones quality isnt that bad!

But thanks for the help anyway!

I forgot about that method!

 

[bousozoku]

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To tell you the truth I am trying to use FairGame to get rid of the DRM on the songs downloaded from itunes, not because I'm stealing them or anything like that but because I want them to work on my phone!

I bought the song so surely I should be allowed to do that!
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Stealing? No. Breaking the terms of use? Absolutely. Should be allowed to do that? Not according to the licence to which you agreed when you paid for the download.

It's understandable, though, because the phone companies want an arm and a leg for the same song and it's almost always low quality.

 

[acearchie]

Stealing? No. Breaking the terms of use? Absolutely. Should be allowed to do that? Not according to the licence to which you agreed when you paid for the download.

It's understandable, though, because the phone companies want an arm and a leg for the same song and it's almost always low quality.

Yeh I might have accepted a contract but I still think its outrageous!!!

And i completely agree with your point!