How to copy non-DRM MP3 files to iPod, iPhone, iTunes

September 11, 2010 by · 2 Comments
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Summary: How to copy non-DRM MP3 files to iPhone. How to copy non-DRM MP3 files to iPod. How to copy non-DRM MP3 files to iPad. How to copy non-DRM MP3 files to iTunes.   How to remove DRM from iTunes.

The problem with buying music from the Apple Store, for iTunes, is that you’re limited to playing them only on a few devices.  So, what happens if you decide to purchase a new magical music device five years from now that may be better than your iPhone or iPod?   Remember vinyl albums?  Remember 8-tracks?  Remember cassettes?

In 1998 I started converting my library of music CD’s to non-copy protected MP3 files.   Shortly after that, I would only buy CD’s only if I couldn’t locate and buy and download music in non-copy protected MP3 format.  Since the late nineties, I’ve probably used a dozen different music players and though I’m currently using an iPhone,  it may not be the only music player I ever use.   In any event, I don’t want my music permanently teathered to my iPhone,  to Apple, or to iTunes.   That’s also why you may want to know how to copy unprotected non-DRM MP3 files to your iPod, iPhone, or Apple iTunes.

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