Z zarusoba macrumors 6502 Original poster Aug 14, 2008 #1 There's a song I want to buy but it's not available on iTunes Australia. But it is available on Telstra's music service. However, the file is WMA. Will I be able to play the file in iTunes? If not, is there a way to get it work with iTunes?
There's a song I want to buy but it's not available on iTunes Australia. But it is available on Telstra's music service. However, the file is WMA. Will I be able to play the file in iTunes? If not, is there a way to get it work with iTunes?
mad jew Moderator emeritus Aug 14, 2008 #2 Not really. The Windows version of iTunes can convert WMA to something that'll work in iTunes, but I doubt it'll have a chance if the file is encrypted with DRM. 😱
Not really. The Windows version of iTunes can convert WMA to something that'll work in iTunes, but I doubt it'll have a chance if the file is encrypted with DRM. 😱
soberbrain macrumors 65816 Aug 14, 2008 #3 Just saw this... Telstra selling DRM-free MP3 tracks on BigPond Music
D dirt farmer Suspended Aug 14, 2008 #4 zarusoba said: There's a song I want to buy but it's not available on iTunes Australia. But it is available on Telstra's music service. However, the file is WMA. Will I be able to play the file in iTunes? If not, is there a way to get it work with iTunes? Click to expand... You can buy (very cheaply), EasyWma. Or, for free, this new, unproven app. called CoolWmaWmav. EasyWma works fine for me.
zarusoba said: There's a song I want to buy but it's not available on iTunes Australia. But it is available on Telstra's music service. However, the file is WMA. Will I be able to play the file in iTunes? If not, is there a way to get it work with iTunes? Click to expand... You can buy (very cheaply), EasyWma. Or, for free, this new, unproven app. called CoolWmaWmav. EasyWma works fine for me.
Z zarusoba macrumors 6502 Original poster Aug 15, 2008 #5 Thanks for the tips. It seems that Telstra has a selection of MP3s and another selection of WMAs. The song I want is only available as WMA. It's frustrating bulls**t. I could easily rip the audio for this song off the YouTube clip, but I want to get it legally. Incidentally, the song is by The Stone Roses: "She Bangs the Drums".
Thanks for the tips. It seems that Telstra has a selection of MP3s and another selection of WMAs. The song I want is only available as WMA. It's frustrating bulls**t. I could easily rip the audio for this song off the YouTube clip, but I want to get it legally. Incidentally, the song is by The Stone Roses: "She Bangs the Drums".
Z zarusoba macrumors 6502 Original poster Aug 15, 2008 #6 Anyway, I just found the song for .99 on Amazon as an MP3.
Z zarusoba macrumors 6502 Original poster Aug 15, 2008 #7 Oh, Amazon MP3s are for North Americans only? Obviously the music industry doesn't want me to buy their stuff.
Oh, Amazon MP3s are for North Americans only? Obviously the music industry doesn't want me to buy their stuff.