Filed under: Audio, Utilities, Macintosh, Apple, Freeware
FairGame: Un-DRM your iTunes music with iMovie
by Jordan Running Oct 31st 2006 at 2:36PM
We've known for awhile that functionality built into iMovie could strip the DRM from music purchased from the iTunes Music Store, but the process wasn't exactly point-and-click. Now, thanks to the wonder of AppleScript, that process has been streamlined, and you're only a few clicks away from listening to your whole music collection on your non-Apple device. FairGame is a free Mac app from Seidai Software that will convert the songs you select in iTunes to an open format. It's not lightning-quick--about 40 seconds for every minute of music--but it's free and gets the job done.[Via Boing Boing]
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Steven said 6:25PM on 10-31-2006
Tried it yesterday....no soup.
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nsc said 10:56PM on 10-31-2006
Requires iMovie 6.0.3—I have 5.0.3. It doesn't work for me. Also, the script in it is "run only," so that with my minimal skills I can't figure out what to change to make it work in 5.0.3 (if it even _could_ work in 5.0.3).
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Bill said 9:39AM on 11-01-2006
My instalation will process the first file and then crash, not being able to find temporary files it created.
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