Unprotecting AAC songs?

[iMerlin]

Hey guys, I searched and didnt find anything about this. Sorry if I missed it.
I recently bought an album from the wifi store, it loads into iTunes as a protected AAC file. I tried everything I could think of and couldnt figure out how to convert it to MP3. When I try to iTunes tells me it cant because it is a protected file. Any ways to get around this?

Thanks

[CKnova79]

Hey guys, I searched and didnt find anything about this. Sorry if I missed it.
I recently bought an album from the wifi store, it loads into iTunes as a protected AAC file. I tried everything I could think of and couldnt figure out how to convert it to MP3. When I try to iTunes tells me it cant because it is a protected file. Any ways to get around this?

Thanks

Burn the AAC to a cd, then put the cd in the computer and open with itunes. Then convert the songs on the cd to MP3..

[iMerlin]

Burn the AAC to a cd, then put the cd in the computer and open with itunes. Then convert the songs on the cd to MP3..

I didnt even think of trying that. Good call. Ill give that a try tonight. Thanks CK.

[iStealth]

I didnt even think of trying that. Good call. Ill give that a try tonight. Thanks CK.
Or if you don't want to take all that time, google a program called note burner.

[Lincoln]

Link? I'd like to convert all of mine, but there's WAY too many to burn them all.

[iStealth]

Link? I'd like to convert all of mine, but there's WAY too many to burn them all.http://www.noteburner.com/

[Lincoln]

Pfft. Windows only.

[iStealth]

Pfft. Windows only.
Haven't tried them but maybe DRM dumpster or myfairtunes6? I think both work on MACs