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- Price: Free to try (3 minutes limitation); $34.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003/Vista/NT
- Date added: December 18, 2008
- Total Downloads: 984
- Downloads last week: 17
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From DVD-photo-slideshow :TuneClone Audio Converter is a very easy to use software that convert iTunes M4P, WMA music files to plain MP3,It helps you easily convert DRM protected music and various audio files to unprotected MP3, WMA and other MP3 player file formats at high speed and CD quality.
TuneClone let your remove DRM protection from purchased music files with a few clicks by using a virtual cd burning approach. You can play the these converted unprotected music files with Media Player or any MP3 players including Zune, Cell Phone, Pocket PC, etc.TuneClone supports almost all music file formats that your media player software can play and burn. No matter they are DRM protected or not. Including WMA, M4P, AAC, MP4, MP3,etc. And create unprotected MP3, WMA or WAV as output format.
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Version: TuneClone Audio Converter 1.30
"1.30 works w/ iTunes 8, but sonic drop off is obvious"
Pros: More convenient than burning DRM audio content to actual physical CD-R or CD-RW. Relatively fast conversion times.
Cons: Significant fall off in sound quality even when compared to MP3s reripped from an actual physically burned CR-R. Fully operational version seems pricey given the mediocre results. No Windows Logo approval for PC boxes.
Summary: Only tested the trial version. Installed quickly; aside from warnings from XP about the installation not having an approved Windows Logo authentication, it otherwise went smoothly. Burns to the virtual CD-RW drive was relatively quick, as was TuneCl... read more >>
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