Free m4p converter software for mac

MAC M4P Converter for iTunes 5.0.3 is designed a useful and powerful music files M4P to MP3 converter. It converts any DRM protected iTunes music files (such as M4P, M4A, M4B) and unprotected music (such as MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, AA, aif) to plain MP3 or AAC formats. Then you can share these converted files on any computers or music devices, such as Zune, PSP, Nokia, Santa, etc.
MAC M4P Converter uses a virtual CD burning technology to simulate the burning and ripping/encoding process automatically. With MAC M4P Converter, you can easily convert protected audio and music files to plain MP3 formats, or AAC format. It does not crack DRM control. It bypass DRM control with a virtual CD-RW drive.
Convert iTunes to play on Creative ZEN, iriver clix gen 2, iriver MP3 player, ,ARCHOS,PSP,Nokia,RIM BlackBerry,Sansa e200 Series, Sansa MP3 Player, etc.
Fully automatic, MAC M4P Converter frees you from the hassles of copy protection without defeating the DRM copy-protection technology used by your audio files. This means it will function with all copy-protection measures, and its completely legal.

Major Features:

1. Batch Convert Music Files
   MAC M4P Converter works with iTunes
   
   • It's quite simple to work with iTunes, just follow the step below:
   Run M4PConverter.
   
   • Run iTunes, Select M4PToMP3 Virtual CD-RW as the burner .
   • To keep ID3 Tags of your music,check Include CD Text option.
   • Create a new playlist.
   • Add music files you want to convert into the playlist
   • Click Burn Playlist to Disc
   • When burning finished, all converted music files are listed on MAC M4PConverter.
2. Convert any Music Files to MP3
   How MAC M4P Converter Works
   The following is a normal method to get a copy of protected music files.
   Burn an audio CD with the protected audio tracks
   Rip that new audio CD to MP3's
   
   • This method is legal: The terms of use for iTMS purchased tracks legally permits you to burn regular audio CDs from purchased tracks, and it still fair use to rip CDs you have a license for.
   • MAC M4P Converter uses a virtual CD burning technology to simulate the burning and ripping process and can convert M4P files to MP3. This amazing CD burner simulator easily automates the whole workflow for converting protected music or audio files to normal music files: ripping, burning, encoding are within only ONE click.
   • MAC M4P Converter is fast and with CD Quality
   • Compare with other Converter
   • There are two kind of converter to bypass the DRM control before.
   • The first one is to burn a copy to an audio CD and then rip/encode it. This method is legal: the terms of use for iTMS purchased tracks legally permits you to burn regular audio CDs from purchased tracks, and it still fair use to rip CDs you have a license for. But this method is too complex and expensive.
   • The second one is to use a recording software and sound card. TuneBite, SoundTaxi, WMA Converter are software tools of this kind.
   • What does MAC M4P Converter do for you
   • MAC M4P Converter will automatically do the followed procedures for you:
   • Burn a Virtual audio CD with the protected audio tracks
   • Rip that new Virtual audio CD to MP3's.
   • MAC M4P Converter allows user to burn music to a Virtual CD-RW on iTunes, and then automatically rip/encode the music stored on the Virtual CD-R. This makes the whole conversion process automatically and faster.
3. Fast and with CD Quality
   
   • Because MAC M4P Converter doesn't really burn a CDR Disc, the virtual CD emulates your computer RAM and hard disk as erasable CD-RW drive (Virtual CD-RW), so the converting speed is faster than any other m4p to mp3 conversion programs, even faster than real CD burning procedure.
   • Music data hasn't lost while burning to M4PtoMP3 Virtual CDRW, so converted with MAC M4P Converter have CD quality.
   • The conversion speed is super fast: Only needs 15 seconds for a four minutes song.
4. No need of a real CDRW or Sound Card
   
   • Convert with a virtual CD burn technology
   • The following is a normal method to get a copy of protected music files:
   • Burn an audio CD with the protected audio tracks
   • Rip that audio CD to MP3.
   • MAC M4P Converter is magic but it doesn't perform any new tricks. All it does is automate the task of burning a CD-RW like a CD burner emulator and then converting it to any music formats you need.
   • Profit of using virtual CD burner
   • There are mainly two methods to bypass the DRM control. The first method is to burn a copy to an audio CD and then rip/encode it, just as introduced before. Mac M4P Converter takes an even smarter method which allows user to burn music to a Virtual CD-RW disc and then automatically rip/encode the music stored on the Virtual CD-R. This makes the whole conversion process automatically and faster.
   • The second method is to use a recording software and sound card.
   • With MAC M4P Converter, you needn't any hardware more, just install it and run. It will do the converting job with the virtual CD Burner. No need lots of blank CD to burn music then rip.
   • Most of all, because virtual CD burner uses memory & hard disk of you Mac as it's storage. So it's much faster than normal CD. And the whole procedure of burning / ripping / encoding is finished automatically, Mac M4P Converter will save your time while converting.
5. Keep ID tags while converting
   
   • MAC M4P Converter gets all ID tags of converting music from iTunes automatically. Then it saves these ID tags to output MP3 or AAC music files. So what could be saved to output music files is decided by the standard of output format.
   • Convert with a virtual CD burn technology
   • MAC M4P Converter is magic but it doesn't perform any new tricks. All it does is automate the task of burning a CD-RW like a CD burner emulator and then converting it to any music formats you need.
   • It does not bypass any digital copy protection and conforms with all digital copy protection measures, provided that the user is legally entitled to listen to the music.
   • Support ID3 Tag
   • MAC M4P Converter write ID3Tag V1 & ID3Tag V2 at the same time.
   • After each music file conversion finished, MAC M4P Converter will add ID tags which have got from iTunes to the output files.
   • Because IDTag V1 is non-unicode, so if there are non-ascii characters, it may not show right. But V2 is quite right, it's unicode supported.
6. Uninstall Mac M4P Converter
   
   • Uninstaller is in the folder of M4PConverter application
   • After you have installed M4PConverter, you could find the uninstaller has been installed in M4PConverter application's folder.
   • To uninstalled MAC M4P Converter, just run the "Uninstall" in the M4PConverter's folder.

Enhancements:

• Help for converting from iTune 8
• A minor bug fixed

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4.x or later

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M4P to MP3 Converter is a handy M4P to MP3 conversion for Mac OS X. It can convert iTunes M4P files to plain MP3, AAC, Apple Lossles, AIFF, or WAV formats ready for use on any computers or mobile music devices such as iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, cell phone, MP3 player and car MP3 CD players, etc. Easily convert M4P to MP3, M4P to AAC, M4P to WAV at high speed and CD quality. Unlike other audio recording software products, M4P to MP3 Converter is a virtual CD burner emulator which easily emulates the whole workflow for converting M4P files to unprotected music files: burning, ripping, encoding are within only few clicks. With M4P to MP3 Converter you can create MP3, AAC, AIFF, Apple Lossles, or WAV files from your iTunes music library. If you buy iTunes protected music online but have compatibility issues with your MP3 player, you can simply run this M4P Converter to convert those M4P music files to MP3 with which you can enjoy your protected music on iPod, MP3 player, CD player, mobile phone or PC - without any restrictions or DRM protection.

System Requirements: iTunes, A CD-RW disk and CD Burner

System Requirements: Improved Performance on large iTunes Libraries; Workaround iTunes bug that causes Audio CDs to unmount by themselves (the so called count mismatch problem should be fixed on OS X 10.5);