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06-26-2008, 06:15 PM
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Tilted F*ckhead
Location: New Jersey
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Burn DRM songs to an MP3CD?
My car stereo can play mp3 cd's, and I was wondering if I would have any issues burning some legally downloaded music to play on it. I got some songs from iTunes that have DRM, and I was curious if that would cause any issues being played on an mp3 cd player. All songs were marked as burnable, but I assume that means burnable to audio cd format. Any help?
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06-28-2008, 12:55 AM
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Crazy
Location: Charlotte, NC
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Unless your car stereo has the ability to store DRM keys, then no. Any song downloaded from Apple's iTunes that has DRM will be in the AAC format. You could burn the songs to a CD and re-rep them back to your computer as MP3's and then you would be able to listen to them on your MP3 stereo.
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