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Re: iTunes 4 and music store
by Tony! on May 20, 2003 at 12:51:56 am

iPOD's are up to 7500 songs incase anyone was wondering?

Just for the record, you cannot convert an AAC file to an MP3 in iTunes. They don't want to lose the copy protection the AAC files have. I think you could burn a CD from your AAC files and then encode that CD to MP3 with iTunes. You'll get some generation loss if it works though.

Tony!

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