F Fafnir06 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 25, 2006 15 0 Dec 7, 2006 #1 Hellao, Can anyone recommend a reliable Mac OS X m4p to mp3 converter?... my cellphone won't play the m4ps... Thanks, Fafnir
Hellao, Can anyone recommend a reliable Mac OS X m4p to mp3 converter?... my cellphone won't play the m4ps... Thanks, Fafnir
WildCowboy Administrator/Editor Staff member Jan 20, 2005 18,659 3,238 Dec 7, 2006 #2 m4ps are protected files downloaded from the iTunes Store. You'd have to burn the song to CD and then re-rip it as an MP3.
m4ps are protected files downloaded from the iTunes Store. You'd have to burn the song to CD and then re-rip it as an MP3.
swiftaw macrumors 603 Jan 31, 2005 6,328 25 Omaha, NE, USA Dec 7, 2006 #3 Fafnir06 said: Hellao, Can anyone recommend a reliable Mac OS X m4p to mp3 converter?... my cellphone won't play the m4ps... Thanks, Fafnir Click to expand... Hmm, assuming they are unprotected, then iTunes. In preferences, make sure that import is set to mp3, then you should be able to right click on any song in the library and there should be an option to convert to MP3.
Fafnir06 said: Hellao, Can anyone recommend a reliable Mac OS X m4p to mp3 converter?... my cellphone won't play the m4ps... Thanks, Fafnir Click to expand... Hmm, assuming they are unprotected, then iTunes. In preferences, make sure that import is set to mp3, then you should be able to right click on any song in the library and there should be an option to convert to MP3.
yellow Moderator emeritus Oct 21, 2003 16,018 6 Portland, OR Dec 7, 2006 #4 swiftaw said: Hmm, assuming they are unprotected, then iTunes. Click to expand... The "p" in m4p indicates they are protected. A regular non-protected AAC appears with a "m4a" file extension. As WC posted, one a Mac one must burn a CD and reimport them as MP3s.
swiftaw said: Hmm, assuming they are unprotected, then iTunes. Click to expand... The "p" in m4p indicates they are protected. A regular non-protected AAC appears with a "m4a" file extension. As WC posted, one a Mac one must burn a CD and reimport them as MP3s.
F Fafnir06 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 25, 2006 15 0 Dec 7, 2006 #5 Thanks Where there's a fence there's a loophole...