Monday, November 16, 2009

How do I transfer a purchased iTune to my Palm Pilot?

I've purchased for the first time today, but noticed my songs aren't saved anywhere except the iTune Library. So, how are they exported to my Palm Pilot?

How do I transfer a purchased iTune to my Palm Pilot?
You can't do it directly, as far as I know. Apple uses its own proprietary AAC. format.





I do it in a bothersome, time-consuming way. I burn the song to disc, then I rip it to mp3.





Then I now transfer the mp3 to my T5. Voila!





The problem is that all the coding and re-encoding degrades the quality a tad.





Thus, for every song I have purchased, I have two copies. One in Apple protected form, and another as a regular mp3 file. There has to be an easier way, and I have heard of underground converters, but I have never used them.





Best Wishes!
Reply:You cannot transfer iTunes songs to anything but an iPod. However, you can use many Palm handhelds as mp3 players. Which Palm do you have? I used the Palm Tungsten C, and now the Palm LifeDrive as an mp3 player. They both worked great.
Reply:You'd be able to do it by bypassing Apple FairPlay DRM (Digital Rights Management).





You need to download and install a program called QTFairUse6 from: http://rapidshare.de/files/31103061/QTFa...





Afterwards, you can do what ever you want with the mp3 files.





Enjoy!








Good Luck,


Mike
Reply:You can't...it just compied a file folder....


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