Guys you can take wma files that you rip from your music cd's and convert them to mp3 inside windows media 10. Then you burn them to a cd-r and play them in the car. If you dont have the new version you can download it from microsoft for free. For itunes I would make a cd and rip it in media player 10 so the files are wma and then convert to mp3.

 

Please provide additional details about how this conversion is done within Windows Media 10. This would be a more efficient approach than I suggested in my original post. Thanks.

 

There are programs that strip the protection, but not for Itunes 7 yet.

Another very simple way without having to burn and reburn requires a bit of computer knowledge.

By mounting a virtual DVDR and writing to a virtual image, you can then rip off that virtual image. all without wasting cds.

 

I purchased a copy of SoundTaxi last night so I could convert my Napster .WMA files into MP3's, both for CD's in the car and for my new 80GB iPod.