Convert DRM music M4P to MP3, M4A to MP3, WMA to MP3 or WAV, with Virtual CD burner

There are two methods 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.

Share DRM Music 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.

Share DRM Music allows user to burn music to a Virtual CD-RW disc on media players, and then automatically rip/encode the music stored on the Virtual CD-R. This makes the whole conversion process automatically and faster.

In October 2006, Jon Johansen announced that instead of breaking FairPlay, he had reverse-engineered it so that other companies could play their DRM-protected music and movies on iPods and Apple's new Apple TV. His company, DoubleTwist Ventures, would license the technology to media companies who wished to have their media playable on the iPod or Apple TV, with the protection of FairPlay DRM, but without having to go through Apple.