Even if you don't own an iPod, it can be easy to get sucked into the AAC trap. It's the default format used by the popular iTunes Software to rip CDs, and the program will prompt you to convert WMAs ...

I already know about making sure DMA is enabled next time I rip something, but there has got to be a way around this.<BR><BR>In Windows I can rip a CD to MP3 via CDex and it doesn't have to extract ...

Sorry if this has been asked before but my searches didn’t find anything that really answers this.<BR>I love EAC and I’ve used it for years to rip to mp3 but now I want to muddy the waters a bit.

Apple Music can still connect to the iTunes store on the internet and download music and multimedia files and it can also easily convert CDA music to an MP3 format. In this article, we'll walk you ...

Handles a number of MP3-related chores, including ripping and converting file types, with MP3 Toolkit. MP3 Toolkit is simple and it works, letting you convert audio files to a number of different ...

If you’ve bought albums on iTunes, or ripped CDs into its library, then you’ll notice that when you want to move them to another device they might not be compatible. This is because Apple uses the AAC ...